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British tabloid The Daily Star claims Mark Webber is to retire from Formula One at the end of the season.
The article states that Webber “has told close friends this year will be his final.”
It goes on to read that the Australian is “making plans …More
Almost forgotten as the fallout from Malaysia lingers and amid rumours of a Porsche
Caterham has announced that Heikki Kovalainen will return to the cockpit at Bahrain.
The catch is the Finn will be merely taking part in Friday’s first practice session.
At this stage the 2008 Hungarian Grand Prix victor will perform the role
Reports that Mark Webber has signed a deal with Porsche will remain unfounded until any official word from either party.
It is said the Australian has inked to a five-year with the German marque to spearhead its’ Le Mans
The Webber vs. Vettel sager continues with the latest installment preceding the China Grand Prix.
While Webber has calmly avoided the arising situation by taking some time to think in Australia, Vettel has dropped bombshells in an 20 minute interview
Red Bull has elected to “rest” Sebastian Vettel for the Chinese Grand Prix, the team has confirmed.
The seat will be filled by reserve driver, Sebastien Buemi.
This comes after the German defied team orders at Malaysia to overtake Mark Webber
Mark Webber says the three weeks until the Chinese Grand Prix will determine “whether the medicine is enough” as the fallout from Malaysia continues.
The Australian is ostensibly referring to his future — not only at Red Bull, which seems extremely