Button: It's going to be emotional  Wednesday 12-March-2014
10:02  Emotions will certainly be running high for Jenson Button
at the Australian GP this weekend as he returns to the grid for
the first time since the death of his father John.  Having
attended most of his son's races since he made his debut back in
2006, Button senior was a well-known and very popular figure in
the Formula One paddock.  But Papa Smurf, as he was fondly known
as, won't be around to cheer his son on at Albert Park this
weekend after he died in January of a suspected heart-attack at
the age of 70.  Naturally it has taken Jenson a while to open up
about the death of his biggest fan, and he knows it won't be
easy whatever the outcome is when the chequered flag comes out
on Sunday.  "At the grand prix, obviously I won't be alone," he
told The Telegraph. "I'll have all my family and friends around
me, which is going to help a lot. It's still going to be
unbelievably difficult, whether we have a good race or a bad
race. Even with all tho