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Brazilian GP: Qualifying notes - McLaren

Fernando Alonso will start tomorrow's Brazilian Grand Prix from 10th position, after posting strong lap-times in all three qualifying sessions on Saturday afternoon. Jenson Button starts 17th after failing to find a satisfactory balance in either FP3 or qualifying. Jenson was mystified by the lack of pace, but the team will analyse the data overnight in a bid to resolve any outstanding issues.With rain forecast for tomorrow, there's still much to play for this weekend. Fernando Alonso: 'I really enjoyed driving today and felt really confident with the car. These cooler conditions seem to suit our package a little better than yesterday's higher temperatures, and we extracted the maximum...
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