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mrjon1976

Found bliss in ignorance
Jul 25, 2011
363
gravesend
As sad as this is, it is very helpful for his team, who now won't have to deal with the issue of who to get rid of if he comes back....
Having said that, didn't mark Webber break his leg pre
season and was back in 5 weeks?
 




strings

Moving further North...
Feb 19, 2006
9,969
Barnsley
As sad as this is, it is very helpful for his team, who now won't have to deal with the issue of who to get rid of if he comes back....
Having said that, didn't mark Webber break his leg pre
season and was back in 5 weeks?

That sounds about right. Also, I think Webber drove the last few races of 2010 with a fracture to his shoulder, from memory.
 


Falkor

Banned
Jun 3, 2011
5,673
As sad as this is, it is very helpful for his team, who now won't have to deal with the issue of who to get rid of if he comes back....
Having said that, didn't mark Webber break his leg pre
season and was back in 5 weeks?

Yeah crashed his bike, but Kubica is still trying to get back from almost cutting his hand off, and its the same break as he did in the crash so i thiink it would be longer to heal.
 


petercg365

New member
Oct 25, 2011
65
I think Baracello has always been quite unlucky with reliability throughout his career, but I'd also say that Massa was pretty unlucky when that spring hit him in the head (although lucky to survive it).
 


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