Jenson Button hopes to move to Williams in 2006

20.10.2004 17:49

Jenson Button has not given up hope of a Williams return despite the ruling that he must stay at BAR for 2005.

F1’s Contract Recognition Board decided on Wednesday that Button was not within his rights to re-sign for his former team.

The news is a huge blow to the Brit whose determination to leave BAR was down to his belief that Williams provided him with the best chance of becoming world champion.

He said: "Naturally I am disappointed by the ruling, but as a matter of principle, I firmly believe in standing by the decision the CRB have reached today, says ITV News.

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