Red Bull Racing says it wants to understand exactly why Mark Webber has felt frustrations about his treatment this year, after making it clear the team is wholly committed to him remaining in 2011. On the back of controversial remarks made by Webber ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix, where he suggested that the outfit emotionally favoured his team-mate Sebastian Vettel, team chiefs have moved to clear the air with the Australian. And although there have been suggestions that Webber's comments infuriated senior management - including Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz - team principal Christian Horner insists that any unhappiness has not led to any second thoughts about keeping the Australian on board for next year.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
RBR keen to know Webber?s frustrations
Red Bull Racing says it wants to understand exactly why Mark Webber has felt frustrations about his treatment this year, after making it clear the team is wholly committed to him remaining in 2011. On the back of controversial remarks made by Webber ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix, where he suggested that the outfit emotionally favoured his team-mate Sebastian Vettel, team chiefs have moved to clear the air with the Australian. And although there have been suggestions that Webber's comments infuriated senior management - including Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz - team principal Christian Horner insists that any unhappiness has not led to any second thoughts about keeping the Australian on board for next year.
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