You know what you'll get with him as well: He'll not do anything out of the ordinary; he's not the kind of driver who will make you sit back in admiration for the sheer speed like a Kimi Raikkonen; but he's also not the kind of driver who will push things too far and make mistakes.

Mark Webber - and this feels like Groundhog Day because I’ve been saying it for years now - needs a car that can get him from flag to flag without breaking down in some way. He's always had pace, particularly in qualifying, but several times over the years, be it for Jaguar, Williams, or Red Bull, he's been in reputation-making situations that have been snatched away from him through the car breaking down.

There really isn't much to say here, they'll be in mid-table, delivering good solid unspectacular drives, with mechanical problems along the way very likely.

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