Jenson Button, Brawn GP, Japan, 2009Jenson Button will not
resort to dirty tricks to win the World Championship, Formula
1's points leader declared during a media briefing in the build-
up to the Japanese Grand Prix this weekend.  The Briton is fully
aware that if circumstances fall his way, he could win his first
F1 world title at Suzuka – scene of so many previous dramatic
and controversial showdowns in the past. But Button, who holds a
15-point advantage over Brawn teammate Rubens Barrichello, says
that if he drove the Brazilian off the track in an attempt to
secure the title, he wouldn't be able to derive any satisfaction
from becoming World Champion.  "I don't think it means so much
to you [if you do that]," said Button. "It matters what sort of
person you are, but it wouldn't mean so much to me if I did that
or if I did something during the season like stopping the car on
the circuit.  "I would feel like I have cheated myself and I am
not the only driver who feels that. If Rubens was a different
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