News about Mark Webber

Daniel Ricciardo, the dumped McLaren driver (pictured left), could defer to Mercedes for the 2023 F1 season. When it comes to next year, the 33-year-old is in no hurry to decide his future, claiming he is 'open minded'. Ricciardo was brutally replaced by Australian young gun Oscar Piastri (pictured right) at McLaren, and with Lewis Hamilton (top right) and George Russell, Mercedes' most trusted lead drivers, the Perth born driver would be a reserve option if he signs with the powerhouse.

After being attacked by compatriot Oscar Piastri (left), Aussie F1 star Daniel Ricciardo (right) maintains his head. McLaren wasted the $20 million veteran in favour of the 21-year-old rising star after winning both the F2 and F3 Championships despite mounting rumors that his place on the grid was in the firing line. Mark Webber, a fellow Aussie (inset), orchestrated the transfer and apologized to Ricciardo.

With the 21-year-old forecasting that will replace fellow Australian Daniel Ricciardo at McLaren, Oscar Piastri will make his Formula One debut next season. Piastri has long been recognised as one of Formula One's top stars, and he has spent the current season as Alpine's reserve drive. The Aussie had long been associated with McLaren, with rumors only growing given Ricciardo's future with the Woking team after a difficult season.

Daniel Ricciardo, the underperforming, is now linked with a return to Alpine, but Ralf Schumacher, a former F1 star, believes that 2022 will be the Australian's last season in the premier class. Ricciardo is apparently requesting a financial settlement from McLaren, despite suggestions that the team intends to get rid of him before his contract comes to an end next season.

Otmar Szafnauer (pictured left) has aired a left-field conspiracy theory involving Australian driver Mark Webber. If Szafnauer, a young gunman from Alpine next season, he may take Australian young gun Oscar Piastri (pictured right) to the Supreme Court.

Alpine boss Otmar Szafnauer may seek legal action and has slammed young Aussie F1 driver Oscar Piastri for walking out on the manufacturer to likely replace Daniel Ricciardo at McLaren after the fellow Aussie was sacked - and Ricciardo could end up taking Piastri's place at Alpine