McLaren’s treatment of Jenson Button is “disgusting” according to former Grand Prix driver Derek Warwick

Chairman of the British Racing Drivers' Club Derek Warwick has branded McLaren's delay in deciding the future of Jenson Button "disgusting."

In an interview with BBC Radio 5 live, Warwick said: "They've got a young driver they've invested heavily in with Kevin Magnussen. He's obviously someone for the future so I think it's a difficult situation for them. "But in terms of Silverstone and British Racing Drivers' Club, our fingers are crossed for Jenson because he brings a lot of people to the British Grand Prix and that's important for us." A board meeting at McLaren took place last night but still, no decision has been made on Button and when asked to comment on the delay, a team spokesman said: "The team declines to add further details and that "no driver selection announcements until next week at the earliest". Button was quoted yesterday as saying: " I just want to get it done. I want to hear the decision - as we all do - so we can all move on in whatever direction." Telegraph F1 correspondent Daniel Johnson also had his say on the matter, writing this morning: "Putting a world champion through the mill, one who has been such a team player at McLaren and who commands huge respect, is bordering on a disgrace." Hat-tip to BBCSport