According to Metro.co.uk, the sports governing body, the FIA, has lifted the combined weight limit of the car and driver in overalls, from 642 kilograms to 692 kg for 2014 because next year&rsquo;s cars will be heavier. <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/oct/jenson-button.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 471px;" /> Jenson Button arrives at the paddock ahead of theSingapore Grand Prix. File pic: AFPu00a0u00a0 However, Button, who weighs 74kg, admits his McLaren team will still find it difficult to ensure he does not breach the rules, the report said. He said that he had struggled to make the weight limit for the last three years and he cannot build muscle and cannot eat carbohydrates because he has to be a set weight, adding that it was going to get worse next year.

Formula One driver Jenson Button has said that he fears several drivers could be forced out of Formula One unless strict weight rules are further relaxed next season

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