(GMM -- Dec.31) Jenson Button is supportive of the majority F1 teams' push to limit non-grand prix track testing.
The BAR-driving Briton said the amount of money thrown at the habit by world constructors' champion Ferrari 'is crazy.'
Button told Autosport: ''(Ferrari) test virtually every day -- there has to be a limit.''
Earlier, every team - with the notable exception of the Italian one coloured in scarlet - agreed to a 24-day limit for 2005 and beyond. It is believed, however, that BAR's engine partner, Honda, also baulked at the low number.
25-year-old Button agrees that each team needs between '35 to 40' days per in-season.
Written: Sat, 01 Jan 2005 22:25:02
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