emierships governing body continue their investigation into the incident

Jenson Button is refusing to think of a first podium in front of a home Silverstone crowd despite his strong showing at the Austrian Grand Prix.Button turned in a memorable weekend in Spielberg, qualifying third in a session impacted by changeable weather before finishing sixth in the grand prix. The British driver admitted after the race it was a much better result than McLaren expected.Though he wants to end his Silverstone drought at the 17th attempt, Button is keeping his expectations realistic.Finishing on the podium at the British Grand Prix is top of my to do list in F1, Button said. Ive achieved pretty much everything else that I set out to do in F1, but Ive never stood on the podium at Silverstone. I really want to do that and it would feel like a victory if I were to achieve it.Of course, the result in Austria last week really motivates everybody, and it raises everyones expectations, too. It would be lovely to be able to claim that a podium this year might finally be possible, but, being realistic, that wont be possible this time.But I head to Silverstone feeling hugely encouraged by our progress, and just what we can achieve as a team when the variables are thrown into the air and all the teams are left to somewhat improvise: we can do great things.McLaren racing director Eric Boullier is also keeping his feet on the ground, pointing out that Buttons teammate Fernando Alonso suffered a troublesome weekend which should refocus the team going to Silverstone.This year we do battle with a much improved MP4-31, Boullier said. Jensons result in Austria showed that, when everything comes together, we can perform operationally at a high standard; but, equally, the issues that affected Fernando on both Saturday and Sunday show that we still need to raise our game on every front.Its important to remember that we were able to punch above our weight in Austria, but, with so many McLaren-Honda fans in the crowd this weekend, well be doing our best to pull another strong result out of the bag. Yeezy Boost 500 Comprar . The native of Mont-Tremblant, Que., captured a World Cup downhill event Saturday, his second this year and fifth career victory on the circuit. Zapatillas Yeezy España . The Croatian served 21 aces and hit 42 winners against Sijsling, who double-faulted to give Cilic a 4-3 lead in the deciding set. 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Warren Gatland believes George North must put his long-term health before chasing a quick return to rugby, as investigations into his latest concussion scare continue.British and Irish Lions boss Gatland insisted Wales wing North will not be under any pressure for a quick playing return, after appearing to be knocked out during Northamptons Premiership defeat at Leicester on Saturday.Premiership Rugby and the Rugby Football Union (RFU) are investigating how North was allowed to return to Saturdays match following a Head Injury Assessment (HIA). Northampton have stood North down pending further neurological tests, but insist the 24-year-old did not fall unconscious and have since said they did not have pitchside access to all camera angles of Saturdays incident.I promise you, there will be no pressure from me in terms of getting on the field quickly, said Wales and Lions boss Gatland, of Norths well-being. His health is the most important thing, not just in the short term but long term - theres quite a bit of evidence to show that there is potentially long-term effects for people who have taken a number of knocks in contact sport.He needs to consider that, to see specialists about that to show that he is 100 per cent right. Rugby is secondary, his health is the most important thing.North was out of action for five months after suffering four blows to the head in five months between November 2014 and March 2015. The Lions wing fell heavily after a challenge from Leicester wing Adam Thompstone in Northamptons 19-11 Premiership defeat at Welford Road on Saturday.ddddddddddddNorth returned to the match following head-injury checks, leading to controversy after the television footage suggested to indicate he had been knocked out. While the Premierships governing body continue their investigation into the incident, Lions coach Gatland has insisted Norths welfare must remain paramount.I absolutely understand its concerning, hes had a few knocks in the past and you want to make sure they go through the right process to make sure that if he does play again, he is fully fit and recovered.And if he does pick up knocks in the future, it needs to be dealt with and he needs to potentially consider what is the best process for him to go through.He has stepped down in the past for a lengthy amount of time, and if he does need that again, its something people better qualified than me need to consider.I find it a bit strange; he passed the HIA. That is a bit confusing.Ive just seen the clip and heard that hes been stood down. If thats for safety reasons, just to make sure hes right, its the best scenario - to make sure theres no risk to his health.Thats the most important thing, long-term, his health. Weve made comments before - definitely he needs to put himself first, his long-term health.Northampton say they didnt see the clip, and he passed the HIA test - so from a coaching point of view, you assume the process has been followed. ' ' '