Called at short notice to replace Fernando Alonso, entered in the Indianapolis 500, Jenson Button did not hesitate for a second to race once again in Monaco. “It’s slightly surreal to be back in the cockpit for the Monaco Grand Prix, comments the British pilot.
When Eric (Boullier) called me, I didn't hesitate for a second: it's a totally unique situation and a superb opportunity. I can’t wait to get back behind the wheel for one of the craziest and most unpredictable races of the year. »
Button is not concerned about the effects such a break will have on his physical condition or his ability to drive. “Even though I haven’t driven the MCL32 yet, I feel well prepared. I know the track well, obviously, and I have done quite a few simulators with it. McLaren. I'm still in good shape and I've probably never worked out so much in my life. »
Jenson Button had in fact not given up on high-level sport since his early retirement from racing. An accomplished triathlete, he participated in several Ironman competitions during the winter, which guarantees optimal physical condition.
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