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more about #markwebber more comments → Alexander Card: I hope 2009 is the last year for Jensen to race anything at all. He is so uninspired or just blatantly trying to fall back to keep the championship al... more » Maxichamp: Can someone help me find an image of the Honda Accord wagon safety car used to help Heikki when he crashed in quali? Thanks. more » PowerTryp, Starless wonder.: I'll admit right now, I've been following the wins and stats for the season but I've only actually watched Australia. Now that that is said, I'm not s... more » Jeb_Hoge: Alguersuari's slide through the ING sign was worthy of slo-mo replay. And as far as Vettel is concerned, I was nearly certain his engine was going to ... more » Syrax: #14 and #15. Too much imagination Peter. more » dmoon: Qualifying is the best part of F1, and Suzuka's was crazy. The raced lacked drama, but that is the way it goes in F1. It is funny that Rosberg got a... more » Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet: Good for Webber and Red Bull. This season it really is the world turned upside down. However, I just don't think that he's in the same category as C... more » Joewithay: Too bad his first trophy really looks like Santander bank logo, which I thought race organizers couldn't do. more » engineerd: Button went and "got steamy" his girlfriend after his first win this season, and Webber is the son of a sheep farmer. My mind is wandering. more » OldeEnglishD: Blind squirrel, meet Mr. Nut! more » Plecostomus [Tyrrell]: No crayon doodle? Seriously though, glad Mark Webber got his win. He deserved it, though he didn't look as crazed and ecstatic as Jenson Button did a... more » ranga55: Man, heartbreaking race for McLaren. They finally got their car going, and since Lewis, apparently their only driver, crashed out in the first lap I w... more » Maxichamp: Or how about poor Nick Heidfeld? More races, TWELVE podiums, and zero wins. more » jpech: I'm pretty happy for Webber, I remember when he first started for Minardi and then moved to Jaguar. I like watching F1, but I do wish that it wasn't ... more » wrx-tyrannosaurusWrx: 130 tries? Can I not have just one? more » -
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2009 Japanese Grand Prix: A Jolly Good Race
With the wacky 2009 championship down to its antepenultimate race at Suzuka Circuit, Jenson Button’s eroding cushion of points was looking increasingly fragile. Rubens Barrichello and Sebastian Vettel smelled blood. Spoilers, shmoilers! More » -
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Mark Webber Celebrating His Maiden Formula One Victory
It took him 130 tries, mostly in inferior cars, but Australia’s Mark Webber has finally won his first Formula One grand prix on Sunday. Here’s a gallery of his supreme joy. More »
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The German Grand Prix in Pictures
Formula One made its mid-season stop at the rain-soaked Nürburgring. With eight races down and eight to go, the German GP was yet again a battle between Brawn and Red Bull. Spoilers ahead! More »
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Mark Webber On His Day Off
Inching ever closer to his first ever Grand Prix victory, Red Bull’s Mark Webber spent his free weekend between the British and the German Grands Prix at a motorcycle race. We got inside his head. More »
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The Turkish Grand Prix in Gorgeous Pictures
We tweeted it live and drew it in crayons: it’s time to see this Sunday’s Turkish Grand Prix in pictures. Warning: spoilers galore. More »
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2009 Spanish Grand Prix: A Great Battle of Strategy
Whispers of team orders clouds a brainy race in Barcelona, where most of the action happened in the pits and in the tactical computers. Warning: spoilers below. More » -
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Jenson Button, Brawn GP Win Rain-Soaked, Red-Flagged Malaysian Grand Prix
Following his second pole, Jenson Button of Brawn GP maintains his immaculate record in a race suspended after 31 laps of torrential rain. BMW's Nick Heidfeld and Toyota's Timo Glock round out an unusual podium. More » -
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F1 Driver Mark Webber Having Killer Time In Cryogenic Chamber
In the manner of The Big Picture, we'll just let the image and caption speak for themselves. More » -
