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Jenson Button fits the bill as he finishes 16th in triathlon

Evening Standard   23 Apr 2008


Jenson Button has confounded those who believe Formula One drivers are among the least athletic of sportsmen by completing the Sevenoaks Triathlon in Kent.

Just days before this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix, the Honda ace took 91 minutes to swim 400 metres, cycle 27 kilometres and run eight kilometres. He finished 16th out of 250 entrants.

The British driver is so far without a point in this year's F1 title race.

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