Formula One
Thousands of Aussies today are likely to feel peeved that Mark Webber’s shot at F1 glory was stolen by the anointed one - Red Bull teammate Sebastian Vettel.
As Red Bull’s designated No. 1 driver, Vettel had all the backing in the world to make the Formula One title his own.
Vettel, at 23, is the youngest driver to win an F1 championship after defeating the class field in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix overnight.
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Memo Mark Webber: Go back to the Motherland.
We don’t want your insensitive, ignorant and thoughtless comments here.
Webber tipped the bucket on his homeland after fellow F1 legend Lewis Hamilton was charged with doing burnouts leaving the Albert Park track.
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Nathan says:
Typical emotional oestrogen-filled rant. No common-sense anywhere to be found. Speeding might hurt a baby, therefore excessive penalty for all who break the law no matter what the reason. Please, won’t somebody please think of the children! Let’s just ignore the false positives, like people getting fined for jay-walking or… Read more »
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Abbey says:
Rod maybe you should, I was defending your argument by taking down that of BTS. He DID say that. Read more »
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