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Mark Webber says he has no worries over his fitness after getting back behind the wheel for the first time since surgery during F1's off-season

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bobface - Unregistered

February 06, 2013 3:26 PM

Haha Webber is such a badass, nothing would stop him from competing. It's probably been in pain this whole time but he's not said anything, his aussie grit saw him though :P

FreeJack - Unregistered

February 06, 2013 7:15 PM

The dude is rugged. Probably, pound for pound, the fittest guy in Formula 1 during the season too, considering how much taller he is than everyone...he's got to be just that much better.

No doubt the guy is crazy fit, but it seems as each year goes by he LOOKS another step closer to death. If he needs to lose any more weight, he'll have to have bone mass surgically removed from his body.

Wade - Unregistered

February 07, 2013 6:56 AM

If he's had that in his leg since 2008, I wonder if it was affecting his performance? Will we see him closer to Vettel this year?

Webbertron

February 07, 2013 7:06 AM

He isn't doing too bad for a guy who has had a metal rod in his leg since 2008, and almost won the championship on 2010. Hope he recovers really well, and that the team supports him.

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