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As written here before, the continuing delay does also involve Alonso and Ferrari's final placement in the constructors championship. Thankfully, that will finally be decided at Abu Dhabi and he/Ferrari will then announce their separation on good terms. But, now the outcry (and recent letter) by the three smallest teams may force the F1 Commission to make some hard decisions at and after its meeting during the week following Abu Dhabi. Conceivably, that could result in an announcement that certain major F1 players - including McLaren - will field 3-car teams in 2015. Under those circumstances, I'm pretty sure that McLaren would like to have, and announce, Button on its 3-driver team. So it makes sense for them to wait a week longer. I'm sure JB is in the loop on this, just as everyone at McLaren who "needs to know" understands the Alonso/Ferrari close-out arrangements which are deferring that announcement, which needs to come first.