Is Webber deliberately hurting Jags?

[Schultz]

Thanks fella's.

[mayhem]

Originally posted by foxy mole
Anyway, the best story I have heard as to why Mark might not go to Williams after all is that are heavily sponsored by Budweiser, whilst he is a Fosters man through and through!

Errr, I wonder if anyone's told Mark what Beck's is then?

[grumpy1]

I thought he was a soccer player

[fog_shadow]

hey Schultz,
if you're a Mark Webber fan, then you're certainly at the right place

fog_shadow

[Schultz]

Webber fan through and through mate

[Mark Webber]

cough cough

[Tye]

Webber has proved nothing!

He's getting older by the minute!

Tye

[garcon]

We're all getting older by the minute, mate.

It's just that some, like Jacques, have a great future behind them, whilst others, like Webber, have everything to look forward to...

[1 Lotus]

Originally posted by JohnSSC
I have in my briefcase the names of 150 Communists who work the the State Department...

Sorry, just couldn't resist the urge to add more to the "unsubstantiated rumor" fire.

I can take or leave Webber, but no way could I accept that he would even consider sandbagging his way out of the contract. He is a competitor, that one, start to finish.

John, check out this classic "THE MAN WHO NEVER WAS" is and excellent movie. Your opening line says you will no doubt like it.

On the subject of Webber not giving it his all, if he is not, then he is not a true race driver. The need for speed is not the only need in a driver's make up. The desire to win is what it is about for a racer, with speed being high up on the list of fun requirements.

If he is slacking off because he doesn't see himself going anywhere . . .
It is like a man or woman cheating on their partner. Why would anyone believe that they wouldn't cheat on them later?