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From MICHAEL SPEARMAN at Hockenheim

JENSON BUTTON has defended his sunshine break in the South of France insisting: “I needed a holiday.”

The British ace, 26, who qualified third for Sunday's German Grand Prix, spent four days in the millionaires’ playground of St Tropez as a tough year took its toll.

Button has seen a season in which he expected to be challenging for the driver’s crown turn into a nightmare.

The Honda racer has not scored a point for five Grands Prix and is 80 off leader Fernando Alonso.

But Button is confident time on the beach has left him refreshed and ready for a crucial end to the campaign.

He said: “It has been a very tough season. And when you think you are going to achieve so much and it doesn’t happen it makes it even tougher.

“That has really hit home. This is my seventh year and I really thought it was going to happen for me this year.

“I needed a break because I have been working so hard. I have been going to bed thinking about F1 and where we need to improve as a team.

“So to get away, not think about it, was really nice although I was still on the phone to the engineers.

“We all need to relax now and then. I was not the only person to be on holiday last week.

“I trained a little bit. I went for a run now and again and went for a swim.

“But apart from that I kept away from doing too much. But you get bored of that after a few days.”
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Button was stunned after pictures appeared in the papers of him with a beautiful blonde on the beach.

He added: “St Tropez is probably not the place to go if you want to avoid the cameras.

“But I was at a friend’s place. I thought we were at a private area.

“When you do see pictures it is a shock. I would rather I didn’t have any publicity. I am here to win races.

“The rest comes along with it but you don’t have to enjoy it. It is part of being an F1 driver, I guess.

“But the difference from a sportsman to a film star or someone in the music industry is we don’t need the publicity and are not looking for it.”

Frome flier Button heads into the German GP at Hockenheim knowing a maiden victory is as far away as it has ever been.

Button, who has competed in 112 Grands Prix, added: “This year we were shocked after a few races at how far we had fallen behind the leading teams.

“Everyone started improving their cars at a very fast rate.

“But I am confident things are going to change. We need to see improvements in the last seven races because we can take that momentum into next season.”

Hoffentlich bringt er sie mal zu einem Rennen mit. Dann wäre es offiziel und diese Gerüchte würden aufhören.

ich glaube, dazu ist sie zu schüchtern :( aber ich finde es schon interessant, dass er nach Louise (geb. 1977) jetzt auf Jüngere zurückgreift - Florence ist geb. 1985! :D

PS: Ich mag sie, sie sieht normal aus und scheint normal zu sein - das ist ok für mich.