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As for why Webber feels more comfortable in the updated car, Marko added: "Mark is less sensitive to the [car's] behaviour. He just needs four wheels, but it's different for Vettel."

what he really needs is wings

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i'm last of the point scorers, but the chinese GP was the first one i did

Of course not, he is the driver essentially on the out. Unless after 3 more races and Web's is higher in the points scale and performing better etc - then it'll still favour Vetool.

Don't forget that Web's has only really risen back to the spotlight so to speak because Vetool is not performing, combined with the flat tyre etc. I think it's still way to early in the season for RBR to make Vetool play 2nd fiddle. If only Webber could start a F1 car as good as other drivers, the start hurts his entire race. Imagine he started well like all other drivers from his quali positions, would be a much better first lap out as being mid-pack has so much risk with being taken out!

maybe they are giving mark a few extra chances because it is going to be his last year for 2 reasons. 1: if they can send him out as WDC would be nice. 2: if it makes it look like they don't favour vettool so much then when mark leaves they might get some better drivers willing to come to the team thinking their might not be so much favourtism. but once there they will revert back to last years setup where bieber gets first and second preference.

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