F1 champ Button's F-word outburst

Monday, November 2, 2009, 15:29 [IST]

London, Nov 2 (ANI): Formula One champion Jenson Button forced BBC commentators into an apology after a live F-word outburst.

Button was winding down with Abu Dhabi winner Sebastien Vettel and runner-up Mark Webber.

But with the cameras rolling, Button said to Aussie Webber: "I went to the outside cos you were blocking inside. I thought 'f***, I should have waited'."

Commentator Jonathan Legard said: "Over-excited Jenson Button. Apologies," The Sun reports. (ANI)

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