Why you shouldn't write Webber off
It has not been an easy start to the season for Mark Webber, but the Australian knows how competition works and that things change quickly. Write Webber off at your peril, warns Jonathan Noble
Formula 1, like life, is all about changes. Nothing lasts forever. One second you find yourself on top of the world, which, as a driver, means hitting that purple patch of form where no one can get anywhere near you. Sebastian Vettel knows exactly what that feels like.
But after being King of the World, suddenly you can find yourself hitting rock bottom. Nothing seems to click in life. As a driver, you find your performance has slumped, nothing goes your way and it seems as though the universe is against you.
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