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Old 27 May 2004, 02:05 (Ref:984608)   #1
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I noticed on Sunday when Louise on ITV interviewed Mark Webber after his retirement, he seemed even more disappointed then usual. Obviously he had a good strategy and was easily gaining on Rubens.

So my question is, if he had lasted the distance, would he have finished 3rd? I mean, Rubens drove a mediocre race way ahead of Montoya in 4th so I reckon that this was Webber's biggest chance for a podium gone begging...... (apart from Brazil 03)
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Old 27 May 2004, 02:14 (Ref:984613)   #2
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No, he would'nt have nailed 3rd. Although Rubins was pretty medioca, Ferrari would have made him pull his finger out if the Jag was threatening him.

4th could have been on though, but we will never know.

As for the downward spitits, I think its just getting to him. When the car is at a tough track, it finishes, when its at a track it can get points, Mark has an early exit. I think that would get to any of us eventually.
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Old 27 May 2004, 02:28 (Ref:984616)   #3
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I don't know if he'd of got third but he was on for a good position. As a Webber supporter it was frustrating watching people that he was comfortably ahead of finish in high positions, the quicker he's out of that team the better & then maybe he can start turning his abilities in to podium finishes.
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Old 27 May 2004, 02:59 (Ref:984635)   #4
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I thought Rubans said in the after race interveiw,with the top 3 finishers,that he had damaged rear suspension and could push no harder?If that was the reason why he was so slow compared to MS then maybe he could have caught but passed?

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Old 27 May 2004, 03:45 (Ref:984656)   #5
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I agree with jetsetter's sentiments, and it would have been nice to have seen whether he could have challenged Reubens. If I'm feeling like I am, how frustrated, etc must Mark be feeling?
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Old 27 May 2004, 04:52 (Ref:984678)   #6
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I think that Rubens took it easier as he know that he had no chance of catching the guys in front, and that the gap to the slower guy behind is big enough that it didn't make sense to risk pushing for nothing.
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Old 27 May 2004, 12:55 (Ref:985066)   #7
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He just needs to get out of there. As Alan Jones said. Of the 6 races it is as follow

1) Tranny failure
2) Gets spun by Ralf
3) p8
4) p13
5) p12
6) Driveline failure

The guy trys so hard and is always upbeat but that car is just a complete S**tbox. I think it would wear us all down eventually. I think he's almost definately going to be at williams next year. It's such a shame to see the talent just go to waste.
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Old 27 May 2004, 14:44 (Ref:985177)   #8
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Mark Webber has a lot of promise if they can keep it on the circuit!
its going to be a year that will test Marks resove that is for sure .
But like every thing he does he will do it well
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