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Mark Webber

Team	Red Bull
Nationality	Australian
Podiums	7
Points	135.5
Grand Prix entered	132
World Championships	0
Highest race finish	2 (x4)
Highest grid position	2 (x4)
Date of Birth	27/08/1976
Place of Birth	Queanbeyan, New South Wales

Mark Webber (AUS) Red Bull Racing.
Formula One World Championship, Rd 18, Brazilian Grand Prix, Qualifying Day, Interlagos, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Saturday, 1 November 2008

2008

Lack of Red Bull race pace means points rather than podiums become the target and scores 21 to finish 11th overall. Qualifying form excellent as usual and secures the team's first-ever front-row grid slot (at Silverstone). Retained for 2009.

2007

Poor reliability makes for a largely frustrating first season at Red Bull, with regular top-ten qualifying performances rarely translating to points. Highlight is a third place at the Nurburgring. Finishes 12th overall on 10 points.

2006

Endures tough second season with Williams. After retiring from more races than he finishes, scores just seven points. Signs to Red Bull for 2007.

2005

Lack of Williams competitiveness blunts debut season with British team. Shines in qualifying with seven top-five grid slots, but race performances less consistent, a third in Monaco his sole podium appearance.

2004

Difficult final season with Jaguar. Scores seven of the team's ten points. Highlight a second on the grid in Malaysia. Signs for Williams for 2005.

2003

Cements his reputation as one of the sport's rising stars. Takes third on the grid in Brazil and Hungary and scores all bar one of Jaguar's 18 points. Tenth in the drivers' championship.

2002

Debut with Minardi. Dream start as he scores fifth place in his first ever race. Puts in impressive performances through the rest of the season.

2001

Second overall in the FIA International Formula 3000 championship having taken three wins. Becomes a Benetton Formula One test driver.

Mark Webber (AUS) European Arrows celebrates his first F3000 victory with Tania from Australian TV. International Formula 3000 Championship, Silverstone, England, 22 April 2000. World © Sutton

2000

Third in the FIA International Formula 3000 championship with the Eurobet Arrows team.

Mark Webber (AUS) / Marcel Tiemann (GER) / Jean-Marc Gounon (FRA) Mercedes CLR withdrew after the sister car flipped on the Mulsanne straight. Le Mans 24 Hours, Le Mans, France, 12-13 June 1999. World © Charniaux/Sutton

1999

Races at Le Mans with Mercedes AMG. The team is withdrawn from the event after aerodynamic problems are discovered.

Race winners Bernd Schneider (GER) and Mark Webber (AUS) Mercedes-Benz CLK-GTR. FIA Grand Touring Car Championship, British Empire Trophy, Silverstone, England, 17 May 1998. World © Sutton

1998

Partners Bernd Schneider in the FIA GT Championship, runner-up with five wins.

1996

Runner-up in the British Formula Ford championship.

DRIVER STANDINGS

01	Jenson Button	64
02	Rubens Barrichello	41
03	Sebastian Vettel	39
04	Mark Webber	35.5
05	Jarno Trulli	21.5
06	Felipe Massa	16
07	Nico Rosberg	15.5
08	Timo Glock	13
09	Fernando Alonso	11
10	Kimi Räikkönen	10
11	Lewis Hamilton	9
12	Nick Heidfeld	6
13	Heikki Kovalainen	4
14	Sebastien Buemi	3
15	Robert Kubica	2
16	Sebastien Bourdais	2
17	Giancarlo Fisichella	0
18	Adrian Sutil	0
19	Nelsinho Piquet	0
20	Kazuki Nakajima	0

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