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F1 Beyond The Grid

Mark Webber: “Maybe I could have been less intense…but there was so much at stake”

F1 Beyond The Grid

karenellenbevan

News, Leisure, Sports News, Sports, Automotive

4.75.3K Ratings

🗓️ 18 July 2018

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Team mate squabbles, hairy crashes, incredible victories – there wasn’t much Mark Webber didn’t experience in 12 years in F1. On episode 3 of Beyond The Grid, presented by Bose, the Australian, now retired, reflects on his incredible career in the top flight; on his approach, his team mates, partying with rivals, coming back from a broken leg to taste victory, nearly quitting Red Bull and much, much more…

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0:00.0

Bose is the presenting partner of Beyond the Grid. That's because Bose quiet comfort 352

0:07.6

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0:11.8

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0:17.2

world around you fade away, allowing you to focus fully on what matters to you.

0:22.8

Hi, I'm Mark Weber and you're listening to Beyond the Grid.

0:30.2

Hello all, it's TC here with another episode and another driver who are Aussie listeners

0:37.3

Michael Aripper of a guest. It's Mark Weber, a man whose commitment on track was matched by his

0:43.6

one-liners' off-it. During his career he won nine-grown pre-for-red bull and a sports car world

0:49.1

championship for Porsche and he's now retired and doesn't have a race license of any kind.

0:55.2

We caught up at the Goodwood Festival of Speed so if you hear the roar of engines,

0:58.9

that's why. We've known each other for 20 odd years and I've interviewed Mark hundreds of times

1:04.6

but never like this and if you want headlines to lure you in, think Vettel, Alonzo,

1:09.5

Schumacher, they're all in there and he has interesting things to say about each of them.

1:14.3

He speaks directly and honestly and still has so much passion for the sport and as you'd expect

1:20.4

of someone who's taken to TV, Punditry so seamlessly he's a great listener.

1:29.4

Well Mark, welcome to Beyond the Grid. I just want to start by reflecting a little bit really.

1:35.3

You've been retired now for a wee bit of time. How do you look back on it? Is it a bit of a dream

1:40.5

sometime? Definitely. I think when you get older I think you get more secure. In a way you get more,

1:50.8

well let's tolone of things that could have been trivial in the past and arts would

1:55.4

have trivialed out. Things that might have been a bit of a beat up whether it's professionally

1:59.9

personally. I think I need hopefully get a little bit more chip and mature up which race and

2:04.2

drivers are quite late on that in many ways. I can be. It's amazing how fast it goes which is

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