Button has never finished higher than fourth in the British Grand Prix

McLaren's Jenson Button has predicted there will be "carnage" at the start of Sunday's British Grand Prix as the cars will be flat out through the first section at Silverstone before the drivers hit the brakes hard for Brooklands.
Full story: The Mirror

Williams team owner Sir Frank Williams has sung the praises of Rubens Barrichello but refuses to say whether the Brazilian veteran will be staying on to race with the team into his 40s next season.
Full story: Reuters

F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has thanked new tyre manufacturer Pirelli for producing rubber that has improved the racing and contributed to making 2011 an '"incredible season".
Full story: James Allen on F1

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh feels sorry for thousands of fans left short-changed by a design flaw of Silverstone's new pit and paddock complex. Due to the undulating nature of the land at that part of the track, it means the pit lane slopes towards the one end. As a result, a concrete wall now obstructs the fans' view of the Red Bull, McLaren and Ferrari garages. (Press Association)

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