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Jenson Button was left to rue a tiny tap with the wall which cost him a place in Q3 in qualifying for Sundays Singapore Grand Prix.On his final flying effort in Q2, which would have been good enough to claim a spot in the top 10, the McLaren driver brushed the wall with his left-rear wheel on the exit of the right-hander at Turn 14.The contact caused a puncture, denying Button the opportunity to improve on his time and join teammate Fernando Alonso in Q3. As a result, the Briton will start 13th on the grid in Singapore.I dont hit the wall or go off very often so I thought Id give it a try and it doesnt work for me, Button said. So many people have hit the wall here this weekend and no issues, I hit it and get a puncture.It was a tiny tap, but I pushed the boundaries and thought I could get away with it but I couldnt. It was my fault, I tapped the wall on the rear left and broke the wheel and got a puncture.Button struggled for pace in Friday practice but says he had regained confidence during qualifying and feels that a place in Q3 was there for the taking.The whole weekend up until qualifying has been really tough and in qualifying I felt pretty good actually. I think I was getting the best of the car and the pace was good compared to Fernando. Looking at the sectors it was definitely good enough to get through to Q3.An unusual mistake but it cost us Q3. Its a bit of a pain but theres no point looking back. It would have been a pretty easy Q3, but you have to get round the lap and I didnt.Toro Rossos Carlos Sainz and Daniil Kvyat out qualified both McLarens around the Marina Bay Street Circuit, while Force Indias Nico Hulkenberg and Sergio Perez are sandwiched either side of Alonso in ninth.Button admits the race pace of Toro Rosso and Force India is a cause for concern but hopes to take advantage of the unpredictable nature of the Singapore Grand Prix -- which has seen at least one safety car at each of the previous eight races.I think the race, whatever, is very difficult for us, if you look at our pace on the long runs, the Toro Rossos and Force India are much quicker so its surprising.The Toro Rosso and the Force India have been very strong on long-run pace, but it seems when the circuit grips up we definitely find better pace.Its always difficult when you are not in the top 10 here but also anything can happen here. 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On Mar. 16, coming off a "fight of the year" performance at UFC 154 the previous November, St-Pierre faced Nick Diaz at UFC 158 in what would be his eighth defence of the welterweight title. Using his superior athleticism, St-Pierre cruised to a five round, unanimous decision victory setting up a much-anticipated title defence against number one contender Johny Hendricks.Notre Dame?defensive lineman Jerry Tillery apologized Monday for his actions in Saturdays loss at?USC,?in which the sophomore appeared to nudge one injured Trojans player in the head and step on the foot of another during a fourth-quarter drive.Tillery nudged the helmet of USC running back?AcaCedric Ware?with his cleat while Ware was down after a hit by Irish safety Nicco Fertitta, who was ejected for targeting. Tillerys move went unnoticed by officials in the Irishs?45-27 loss.Tillery was later flagged for an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty after he stepped on the exposed foot of?Zach Banner?while the Trojans offensive tackle was on the ground.I want to take full responsibility for my actions on Saturday, Tillery said in a statement posted to his Twitter account. I am truly sorry. I acted in a way that was out of character for me. What I displayed in those two instances were completely unbecoming and not indicative of the kind of player or person I am. My actions in those instances do not represent what my family or Notre Dame has mmolded me to be.ddddddddddddI want to especially apologize to AcaCedric, Zach, their families and anyone else affected by what I did. I assure you I will learn and grow from this moment and become a better man because of it.Ware and Banner took to Twitter to acknowledge and accept Tillerys mea culpa.Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly told reporters after the game that he would speak with Tillery.I did not [see the plays], Kelly said. I know he got a personal foul penalty, and I subsequently took him out of the game. I had a conversation with him. Any time a player has a personal foul penalty, I pull them out and have a conversation with them. I did that with Jerry, but I did not see [the plays].Accountability is built within any program. Jerry has to be accountable for his actions every single day. Jerry is a good kid, and if he made a mistake, well hold him accountable for that mistake. Well take a look at it. ' ' '