Webber leaving F1 for Porsche at the end of 2013

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28th June 2013, 05:35
zako85

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Originally Posted by vhatever

I'm sorry, the louts at your local pub do not constitute "wide belief".

It's all over the internet. Just look up STR2 on wikipedia and follow the references or google for "STR2 newey". It was a Newey designed chassis, possibly lagging the RBR chassis by a few months and tweaks. Vettel did great in 2008, but it wasn't a Minardi with RedBull sticker he was driving that year.
28th June 2013, 08:21
henners88

I think Mark leaves F1 with a huge amount of respect from his peers. One of the true good guys of the paddock who was never afraid to rock the boat a little to get his point across. Drivers like him are a dying breed with the modern corporate robot mentality being the easier option. He's achieved way more than many drivers do in an F1 career and is someone, despite the friction at times, Vettel has openly said he has immense respect for. Someone who has pushed Vettel into competing at the level he does today. A genuinely nice guy who I think will be missed in the sport.

I hope he finds success with Porsche and works in the happy atmosphere he deserves. :)
28th June 2013, 08:44
SGWilko

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Originally Posted by vhatever

bigoted

You kill me vhatever - priceless tripe as always.......
28th June 2013, 08:56
vhatever

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Originally Posted by zako85

It's all over the internet. Just look up STR2 on wikipedia and follow the references or google for "STR2 newey". It was a Newey designed chassis, possibly lagging the RBR chassis by a few months and tweaks. Vettel did great in 2008, but it wasn't a Minardi with RedBull sticker he was driving that year.

Why would I look up "STR2" when it was the STR3. You can't even get your chassis straight.
28th June 2013, 08:59
The Black Knight

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Originally Posted by vhatever

So he says it like it is, ok. Well this is what he said:

Red Bull driver Mark Webber says his decision to leave Formula 1 at the end of the season had nothing to do with the Malaysia team orders controversy.

BBC Sport - Mark Webber: Sebastian Vettel row not reason for F1 exit

But never pass up a chance to spew some bigoted hatred for a driver despite all matter of logic, reason, and facts.

I don't really know what you're trying to say here. Given the vast majority of your posts I find it highly unlike you understand either but you go girl.
28th June 2013, 09:02
vhatever

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Originally Posted by The Black Knight

I don't really know what you're trying to say here. Given the vast majority of your posts I find it highly unlike you understand either but you go girl.

You are confused about the fact that you said webber "just tells it like it is", when that same guy who "just tells it like it is", said the incident at malaysia had nothing to do with his retirement from F1, completely contrary to your earllier bogus claims in the original post. please take a basic english/logic course or something, as this is all very obvious and simple stuff you seem to not understand.
28th June 2013, 09:05
henners88

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Originally Posted by The Black Knight

I don't really know what you're trying to say here. Given the vast majority of your posts I find it highly unlike you understand either but you go girl.

I really wouldn't waste your time Mr Knight. A room is very quiet if nobody responds :)
28th June 2013, 09:20
The Black Knight

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Originally Posted by vhatever

You are confused about the fact that you said webber "just tells it like it is", when that same guy who "just tells it like it is", said the incident at malaysia had nothing to do with his retirement from F1, completely contrary to your earllier bogus claims in the original post. please take a basic english/logic course or something, as this is all very obvious and simple stuff you seem to not understand.

I don't see how the Malaysia incident had anything to do with his retirement. It was an incident, it happened, now it's over with. If Webber were ever going to retire it was going to be this year with the new rule changes happening for next year. You just like blowing things out of proportion.

PS Though it is not my first language, I can assure you my English is fine ;)
28th June 2013, 09:21
The Black Knight

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Originally Posted by henners88

I really wouldn't waste your time Mr Knight. A room is very quiet if nobody responds :)

You're right, henners. I'll just ignore him.
28th June 2013, 09:53
vhatever

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Originally Posted by The Black Knight

I don't see how the Malaysia incident had anything to do with his retirement. It was an incident, it happened, now it's over with. If Webber were ever going to retire it was going to be this year with the new rule changes happening for next year. You just like blowing things out of proportion.

PS Though it is not my first language, I can assure you my English is fine ;)

So what was your early claim based upon:

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Originally Posted by The Black Knight

Just heard Mark Webber has signed a deal with Porsche to bring to a close his 12 year career in F1. I guess his position was untenable in RBR given what happened earlier in the year and that Sebastien is the Golden boy over there.
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now you make the bogus claim that it was actually what is going to happen NEXT year. I guess its hard to keep track of all your lies.

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