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Originally Posted by E.B
On the other hand Webber hardly made the pass easier and stated (iirc) he deliberately kept Vettel offline so he (Mark) had a better chance of holding his position into the next bend. Despite the fact Vettel was a lot quicker at the time having been conserving fuel behind Mark.
And Mark now expects help from Seb to give him an easy pass? I completely understand Seb's reluctance to not yield to Mark until the final corner, wn he will be able to judge his own WDC prospects from Alonso's position at that time. What is good for one is good for the other.
Go Seb!  |
Sorry they were racing, do you really expect Webber to make it easy for him, he's not going to move himself offline to let Vettel past!? Webber acted well within the rules, Vettel for some reason known only to himself turned in on him far too early, trying to bully Webber. In much the same way he then went through a phase of turning across people off the start line from pole positon instead of actually worrying about his own start.