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Webber sure of Red Bull driver parity

By Dieter Rencken and Jonathan Noble

Friday, July 23rd 2010, 10:33 GMT

Mark Webber says he would rather turn his back on Formula 1 then ever be forced to play second fiddle to a team-mate.

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