Former Formula 1 driver Jenson Button praised the race pace of Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and George Russell on the wet Suzuka, but he expects Red Bull Racing to be the team to beat in dry conditions. Article continues under ad On a wet Suzuka, Mercedes came on strong in the second free practice session, after Hamilton and Russell clocked 13th and 18th times respectively in FP1. Despite the good pace shown by both drivers during FP2, Button does not expect Mercedes to set the tone in qualifying. Button thinks Red Bull will set the pace on dry Suzuka On Saturday, it is expected to remain dry and Button predicts the RB18 will set the pace in "normal conditions". "It's a...
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