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NASCAR great Kyle Busch dies at 41 after illness

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Verstappen: 2027 engine changes “definitely” help me stay in F1

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Why Sainz believes F1 and FIA must be "tough" on 2027 changes

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Hamilton "still motivated" and "100% clear" he will stay at Ferrari in 2027

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It’s not overtaking, it’s “avoiding action" - why Alonso says F1 lost a full decade of “pure racing”

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Williams signs key leaders from McLaren, Mercedes, Alpine

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Behind the scenes at Pirelli: The hidden factors that go into developing F1 tyres

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Webber: podium a huge boost for Red Bull

Australian Mark Webber is hoping his Red Bull Racing team can build on their first podium finish of the season

Webber finished in third place in last weekend's chaotic European Grand Prix to give Red Bull their second podium in Formula One following David Coulthard's third position in Monaco in 2006.

The podium, coupled with Coulthard's fifth place, allowed the team to jump Toyota in the championship standings, also moving them just three points behind fifth-placed Williams.

Webber admits the result was a huge boost for the team following a difficult season, and he is now hoping they will be able to keep the momentum.

"It was what we needed, really," Webber told autosport.com during testing at Jerez. "I was just so happy for the team when I crossed the line.

"It was so good to see the boys down there from the rostrum, and see them so happy and it is so good to see the lads (test team) here.

"When the car held it together till the end, I was just relieved, I tell you, with all sorts of problems we had.

"It was a huge boost, and we have to build up on that."

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