Following Mark Webber's announcement

Following Mark Webber’s decision to retire from Formula One racing at the end of the year, Infiniti Red Bull Racing would like to thank him for the extensive contribution he has made to the team during the seven seasons he has driven for us.

Mark Webber, Red Bull Racing RB9

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During that time, the Australian has achieved nine wins(*), 35 podiums (36 in total during his F1 career) and 11 pole positions. Marks’ dedication and success has also been a major factor in the team achieving three Constructors’ World Championships (2010, 2011 and 2012).

Christian Horner “I am sure Mark thought long and hard before making what has no doubt been a very difficult decision. His achievements in Formula One are extensive and I am sure he will continue to push hard and build on that record until the end of the season.

We support Mark’s decision, he has been an excellent addition to the team since joining us in 2007 and we wish him all the best in the next stages of his career.”

The decision on who will replace Webber will not be made until later in the season.

(*) Mark’s Formula One Wins:
Germany 2009
Brazil 2009
Spain 2009
Monaco 2010
Great Britain 2010
Hungary 2010
Brazil 2011
Monaco 2012
Great Britain 2012

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