Jenson Button has admitted to being more concerned about his lack of pace at present than the raft of errors being made by McLaren.

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McLaren offer Williams help following fire at Spanish Grand Prix

McLaren have offered their assistance as Williams now attempt to quickly rebuild ahead of next week's Monaco Grand Prix.

Button lines up alongside Alonso

McLaren's Jenson Button quickest in opening day's practice for Spanish Grand Prix

Jenson Button raised McLaren morale by leading the way in second practice for the Spanish Grand Prix.

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McLaren must return to the drawing board says Lewis Hamilton

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Rosberg takes chequered flag for first time in F1 career

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Carteham School driver, Ben Dillon, in his final race. His school is the national champions of BSKC 2012

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Sergio Perez with race winner Fernando Alonso

Alonso reigns in the wet but Perez steals the show

Unfancied Mexican holds off Hamilton to finish second in a sodden Malaysian Grand Prix

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Lewis Hamilton is happy to be hunted by rivals

You only have to look at Lewis Hamilton's two brilliant pole positions this season to see that the old fire is burning within him again. Yes, he was a bit glum after finishing third in Australia last week, but his driving is flowing again and he knows that he has the car with which to win another world championship.

Hamilton leads another McLaren one-two in Malaysia

Lewis Hamilton again spearheaded an all-McLaren front row on the day Michael Schumacher secured his best grid position for five and a half years.

Lewis Hamilton in the second practice session in Sepang

Fast in practice, but the heat is on for Lewis Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton got his Malaysian Grand Prix weekend off to the perfect start here yesterday, dominating both practice sessions in temperatures above 30C and very high humidity.

Lewis Hamilton at the Malaysian Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton sets the pace in Malaysian Grand Prix practice

Lewis Hamilton showed McLaren is again the team to beat in this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix by setting the fastest time in both practice sessions today.

The Bahrain Grand Prix was cancelled last season

Michael Schumacher backs controversial staging of Bahrain Grand Prix

Michael Schumacher is convinced the Bahrain Grand Prix organisers will pull out all the stops to ensure no harm befalls the Formula One fraternity next month.

Jenson Button leads Sebastian Vettel and British team-mate Lewis Hamilton on his way to a stunning victory in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix yesterday

Lewis Hamilton remaining cautious about McLaren pace

Lewis Hamilton has sounded a note of caution despite believing himself to be firmly in the Formula One world title hunt this season.

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