"It does make it more difficult, I'm not going to lie about that," said Button. "Kevin is inexperienced, and although he is learning quickly, there is a still tenth or two [not] there from him not having as much information or experience as we should have."
http://www1.skysports.com/f1/report/12479/9307183/jenson-button-says-mclaren-are-being-hurt-by-the-inexperience-of-kevin-magnussen
A rookie being blamed for lack of development, unbelievable! Isn't Button the most experienced driver in F1? The British tabloids have fed you lies about Button's leadership, unmatched intelligence in car development, setup and strategy, but this.....no,no,no. Those lucky tyre gambles in wet conditions seem a distant memory now, our double-diffuser 2009 fluke WDC has outdone himself this time!
I rest my case!
posted on 18/5/14
There is no one to copy data from now, you made your bed now lie in it!
posted on 18/5/14
TH
think about it TH , it is probably more beneficial in the short term to have two very experianced drivers in the team when you have a poor car as the mclaren is ,
a young rookie probably would not be able to give the same level of detailed in depth, analytical feed back of a troublesome car as an experianced driver could so the level of improvement and lap time gained might be taking a little longer than if you had the likes of massa or whoever in the team -
however long term KM is probably the future of mclaren so maybe mclaren have to sacrifice short term gains for long term benefits -
however thinking logically about it button probably has a point --
posted on 19/5/14
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posted on 22/5/14
Brilliant driver. One of the best and an Englishman. I support all our sportsmen and women. Would have won five world championships in the Red Bull where Vettel could only just scrape four.