Mark Webber

Mark Webber is an Australian Formula 1 driver with 215 race starts from 2002 to 2013, 9 wins, 12 pole positions, 42 podiums and 1,047.5 championship points.

Webber's first start was the 2002 Australian Grand Prix for Minardi, from 18th on the grid, finishing 5th. The first win came at the 2009 German Grand Prix for Red Bull, in the 130th start, from pole position. The most recent of the 9 wins was the 2012 British Grand Prix. The best season was 2011: 3rd in the championship with 258 points, 1 win and 10 podiums, for Red Bull. The longest team-mate pairing was with Sebastian Vettel, 94 races: Webber finished ahead 27 times to 66 when both were classified, and out-qualified Vettel 22 times to 72. All-time, that is the 17th-most career points of any driver, the 19th-most starts of any driver. 55 of the 215 starts ended in a retirement (26%), and Webber led 611 laps in total.

Nationality

Australian

Born

27 Aug 1976 (age 50)

Active

2002 to 2013, 12 seasons

Teams

Minardi, Jaguar, Williams, Red Bull

First win: 2009 German Grand Prix. Most recent win: 2012 British Grand Prix. Win rate 4.2% of starts.

Compare with team-mates: Sebastian Vettel, David Coulthard, Christian Klien, Nico Rosberg, Antônio Pizzonia, Nick Heidfeld, Alex Yoong, Justin Wilson. Or anyone else.

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