In the magazine: Webber not giving up
Read what Mark Webber makes of his start to the F1 season and find out what shape he's in heading into this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix, plus get the views of Mark Hughes, David Coulthard and Lucas di Grassi ahead of the Barcelona race
After four races of the 2011 F1 season, Sebastian Vettel holds a commanding advantage atop the drivers' championship points table, thanks to three victories. His Red Bull Racing team-mate Mark Webber, on the other hand, has had a much tougher time of it, with a fifth, a fourth, a third and a second on his score sheet.
Despite the tricky start, the Australian remains upbeat and optimistic that he can fight for the title he came close to securing last season. In a frank conversation with Edd Straw in this week's magazine, Webber admits he's probably in the twilight of his career, but he's still not giving up without a fight. And don't forget he took consummate, back-to-back victories in last year's Spanish and Monaco GPs - the next two races on the 2011 schedule.
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