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Button questions radio-related penalty

– Jenson Button has questioned why he received a penalty for radio messages that related to a brake issue in the Hungarian Grand Prix.Button suddenly lost ground in the early stages of the race and was told by his engineer: "Do not shift, we have lost hydraulic pressure".Button, when told of his drive-through penalty, replied: "So the brake pedal going to the floor is not classed as a safety issue? Interesting."Speaking after the race, the 2009 World Champion commented: "We had a brake sensor problem early on, which meant the pedal went to the floor, and it's never nice for a driver to get that feeling."The brakes just weren't there, which was a big...
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