The Red Bull RivalryFormula One by GPWIZARD (U13935925) 22 June 2009 Red Bull enjoyed their best weekend so far this season with a thundering one-two at Silverstone. Has their title campaign really taken off on the former airfield or will hotter climes on twistier tracks play back into the hands of Brawn GP? Latest comments
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StiggyamI (U14045490) posted Jun 22, 2009 Mark is very underated. he has done an incredible job with steel pins still in his leg.
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BoiledBunny (U5070635) posted Jun 22, 2009 Webber seems to have never done well at Silverstone in the past.
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DistantGreen (U13096956) posted Jun 22, 2009 You can rest assured that team orders would have prevented Webber from overtaking Vettel if he had caught him up towards the end of the race.
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pmtigertiger (U1945612) posted Jun 23, 2009 Interesting too that if it wasn't for only 1/2 points awarded in Malaysia and Sutil's blocking of Webber in Bahrain qualifying, Webber would likely be in front of Vettel in the WDC.
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Slicks-n-Wings (U10101967) posted Jun 23, 2009 Vettel and Webber are so close and there's little to chose between them, although Webber is getting stronger. Brawn, however, need to get behind Button if they want to win the championship. The car clearly suits Jenson's driving style and we're nearly at half way point in the year. If Rubens should get overhauled by one of the Red Bull drivers in the next couple of races, it's time to get serious.
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Millerfred (U13938565) posted Jul 1, 2009 If Webber is going to win the tittle he needs to sort out his qualifying performances. Vettel has outqualified him 7-0. I thought Webber used to be good at qualifying. Comment on this article
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