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Rogue Profile of Mark Webber

Overview

Name	Mark Webber
Country	Australia
Active	2002 – to date
Races	178
Wins	7
Poles	9
Championships	0
Fastest Laps	13

Rogue Points	151
All time ranking	9
Rogue Race Wins	3 wins 2011 – Chinese Grand Prix 2011 – British Grand Prix 2011 – Hungarian Grand Prix
Rogue Championship Wins	0 wins

Rogue data from 2011 for Mark Webber

Who?	Points	Action	Lap
2011 – Australian Grand Prix
Race
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	1 pts	Off and on again with cold tyres following a pit stop	42
2011 – Malaysian Grand Prix
Race
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	6 pts	Webber got off to a poor start when the lights went out Webber’s issues were caused by a KERS failure even before the race had got underway	1
2011 – Chinese Grand Prix
Race
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	6 pts	KERS failure.	24
Qualifying
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	1 pts	Failed to make the cut to go through to Q2. After struggling without KERS the Red Bull team gambled on having enough pace in qualifying to get through Q1 and progress to Q2. This, however, was not the case and Webber failed to make the grade qualifying only 18th.
Practice
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	6 pts	KERS Failure during practice.
Other
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	5 pts	Feeling the pressure from Vettel, Webber decided to vent at the Thursday press conference. With comparisons to Vettel and Webber’s relationship being made to Irvine and Schumacher, Webber angrily reacted. Irvine once remarked that having your teammate win five times in a row was “like being hit with a baseball bat”. Webber replied during the Thursday press conference; “Absolutely f****** ludicrous question mate!” Webber exclaimed. “You’ve known me long enough… you’ve known me long enough. Five wins in a row? Yeah, but that doesn’t mean… he’s not just beaten me, he’s beaten everyone – so no-one will turn up then! We may as well all stay at home.” He added: “That’s what a competitor does. Nothing lasts forever, that’s the way it goes. Like I said, he’s doing a good job and Malaysia was close between us. So we come here and see how we go. I think… I’ll stop there.”
2011 – Spanish Grand Prix
Race
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	6 pts	KERS Failure.	34
2011 – Monaco Grand Prix
Practice
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	4 pts	Gearbox issues.
2011 – Canadian Grand Prix
Race
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	4 pts	Intermittent downshift issue. Most likely caused by the steering wheel itself.	11
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	1 pts	Webber cut the final chicane.	55
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	1 pts	Webber cut the final chicane, nearly losing control in the process	63
Practice
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	4 pts	KERS problems. The result of these issues meant that Webber did not make any use of FP3.
2011 – European Grand Prix
Race
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	4 pts	Frustrated with one of the HRT drivers, Webber demonstrated with his hand.	17
2011 – British Grand Prix
Practice
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	10 pts	Ran out of fuel and had to pull off the track. It seemed from the radio communication that this out of fuel moment might well have been deliberate.
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	5 pts	Engine problems cut short FP3.
2011 – German Grand Prix
Race
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	1 pts	Cut the final chicane.	34
2011 – Hungarian Grand Prix
Race
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	1 pts	Ran wide at turn 1 whilst running on a fresh set of slick tyres.	15
Qualifying
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	8 pts	Had both DRS and KERS issues during qualifying which meant only 6th was possible.
Practice
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	5 pts	Span in FP1 and took the nose off the car. Coming through turn 9, Webber put too much wheel onto the slippy astroturf on tghe outside of the line. The plastic turf tends to hold water longer than other parts of the track. The result was that Webber span into the inside barrier clipping off the nose of his car. Webber was lucky to recover back to the pits for repair.
2011 – Italian Grand Prix
Race
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	8 pts	Collided with the back of Massa whilst trying to get past. Massa did not receive any damage from the clumpsy overtaking move. Webber outbrake himself and had to turn into the corner. Massa was right where he turned in and Webber lost his nose. On the way back to the pits, Webber went off at the Parabolica after his broken wing jammed under his car and sent him straight on. Webber was an instant retirement.	5
2011 – Singapore Grand Prix
Race
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	4 pts	DRS problems. Webber relayed over the radio to his team that he was having DRS issues.	7
Practice
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	10 pts	Tied to go up the inside of Glock and collided with him. During FP1, Webber thought that Glock was letting him through. However, the Virgin driver was not letting Webber though and closed the door. The two touched and Webber lost his front win with Glock having to limp back to the pits with a puncture. The session was red flagged to clean up the mess.
2011 – Japanese Grand Prix
Race
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	6 pts	Made contact with Schumacher loosing part of his front wing. Together with the incident of Hamilton and Massa, this incident led to the Safety Car being deployed.	21
2011 – Korean Grand Prix
Practice
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	1 pts	Ran wide in FP2.
2011 – Indian Grand Prix
Race
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	1 pts	Went wide in turn 11.	49
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	4 pts	Waved angry fists to the Karthikeyan for getting in his way.	51
2011 – Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Race
Webber, Mark (Red Bull Racing)	4 pts	After Maldonado delayed Webber whilst he was trying to catch Massa, Webber expressed his feelings.	34