Mark Webber has defended his decision not to tell his Red Bull Racing team about the shoulder injury he suffered prior to the Japanese Grand Prix, insisting that the incident had no impact on his performance in the final races. The Australian revealed in a book he has just published in Australia that he had suffered a fracture to his right shoulder in a mountain bike crash between the Singapore and Japanese races. Webber was leading the world championship at the time, but was ultimately pushed back to third behind Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso
domenica 12 dicembre 2010
Webber insists injury was not an issue
Mark Webber has defended his decision not to tell his Red Bull Racing team about the shoulder injury he suffered prior to the Japanese Grand Prix, insisting that the incident had no impact on his performance in the final races. The Australian revealed in a book he has just published in Australia that he had suffered a fracture to his right shoulder in a mountain bike crash between the Singapore and Japanese races. Webber was leading the world championship at the time, but was ultimately pushed back to third behind Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso
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