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    Webber's Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel could only manage eighth place – giving him one point – leaving the pair 28.5 and 26 points adrift of Button at the top of the standings. "I had a reasonable start, I was trying to find a good line through the chicane. I had Sebastian in front, so I was pretty clean as I didn't want to get tangled up with him. Both of us got through the first chicane, I was following Sebastian into the next, but then had a racing incident with Robert Kubica" Webber said. "It seems like his front wheel was inside my rear left at the second chicane, it was difficult to know he was there. Full Article at Sportal Australia
    I had a reasonable start, I was trying to find a good line through the chicane. I had Sebastian in front, so I was pretty clean as I didn't want to get tangled up with him. Both of us got through the first chicane, I was following Sebastian into the next, but then had a racing incident with Robert Kubica
    Mark Webber – Mark Webber SOURCE: Sportal Australia 2 months ago
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  1. The car was undamaged, but I couldn't get it out and back onto the track. I couldn't have done anything differently. It's frustrating to retire through such a small incident, especially when all the guys have put so much effort into preparing the car.
    SOURCE: Sportal Australia 2 months ago
  2. It's not great for the drivers' championship, but this is my first DNF of the year. We will bounce back from this and do what we can in the final races
    SOURCE: Sportal Australia 2 months ago
  3. It seems like his front wheel was inside my rear left at the second chicane, it was difficult to know he was there. We had contact which flicked the car into the air a little bit, then nosed it into the guard rail.
    SOURCE: Sportal Australia 2 months ago

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