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Monday 11 June 2012 7:38 pm

Button confused about poor form

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FORMULA ONE: Jenson Button has admitted to being “confused and very lost” about his form after finishing 16th in Sunday’s Canadian Grand Prix. Button’s current run, after finishing 18th, ninth, 16th and 16th in his last four races, is his worst since 2008. “I didn’t think I’d have days like these in my career again, and I don’t understand it,” he said. “Being lapped by your team-mate – who won the race and did an amazing job – it’s a strange one more than disappointing. I’m not disappointed at all.”

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