Mark Webber, is playing up the underdog role before Brazil and has caused a bit of stir saying that Red Bull favor Vettel, with Red Bull claiming to be "greatly hurt" by the comment. Emotionally, I hardly believe that but one has to wonder what Mark is up to. For more insight, Peter Windsor bio's the gritty Webber's motorsport journey. So far... 

www.theracedriver.com/2010/10/key-moment...

So far, whoever wins the Championship, by all accounts and scoring systems used in F1 over the years 2010 is the evenest ever. Though do miss the pre- 2003 system where the gap from 1st to 5th would be only 12 points. Those were the days...

www.gpupdate.net/en/f1-news/243967/under...

First off, Aussie GP was better in Adelaide, would be better in Perth. Local pride aside, the 2010 F1 is up against the wall this weekend. Those heavy cars and lack of pit action courtesy of FOTA, coupled with the aero rules of the FIA and the clear lack of direction from FOM, are a recipe for a Nutter Bore-ain -- all year long!! There are bright spots as this article points out, yet, apart from drastic measures this season looks LOST before it even gets going. Let's hope it's better this weekend.

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Here is the latest from the FIA with respect to the ongoing 2010 saga and the process they used to choose the new teams. Whilst the FOTA group hems and haws about whatever they are hemming and hawing about (power?), rumour has it that Coca Cola and Nascar may be lurking in the background ready to pounce. Sounds like a wild pack of Hollywood agents are sharpening their pencils.  More Q&A here:

www.formula1.com/news/interviews/2009/6/...

Julian Jakobi, Senna's business manager through his years in F1, speak franky and candidly on Ayrton, and the uniqueness of his character and talent. Quite moving stuff, in the the week of the 15year anniversary of the world champs fatal accident.

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