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Seeing him retire when he was just about to bag a great result was not a nice sight. Poor guy, let's hope the car will stay together in Hungary and be equally quick. A podium seemed a possibility for most of the race today!
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8 retirements now, 6 mechanical, 2 being stoved in someone else's accident - NONE yet from a Webber mistake. He is Mr Consistency this year after last year's poor run.
His talent is being wasted by Williams and I fear his motivation will wane unless he starts to get results he deserves.
From what i've heard, SFW hasn't taken up Mark's option (on the pre-set by Flav terms) but has instead offered Mark another deal on SFW's terms. Assume with that a lower than Flav-suggested salary. Bit of a slap in the face considering Mark's obvious committment ot Williams, but that's business F1-style I guess. :mad:
What chance Webber is off to McLaren or Renault?
He could go to either team, I think his 'stock' has just kept rising this year.
Not saying he's going there, but the reaction to the suggestion was pretty strong.
He wants to win races and ultimately the WDC.
Mark Webber is a rare commodity amongst F1 drivers - the professional who really, really isn't in it just for the money.