Mark Webber: The Truth About Vettel, Red Bull and Why I Was Never Their Number One

When you're getting right to the end of a championship, you start to see shadows, you start to see, you know, is he with me or is he not with me? You know, is she with me or what, you know, where are their loyalties really? But ultimately. How good did it feel though when you said not bad for a number two driver? Did it feel good?

Yeah, of course, yeah. Well, and I had a one to say it the day before, but you know, I had to wait another day until I won. This is not lawn bowls, mate, not anything against people out there play lawn bowls, but there was a lot at stake. And of course, with a lot at stake There's gonna be feathers ruffled every now and again.

What does it actually feel like to be the best in the world and still feel like you're being treated as second best? Well, today's guest is Mark Weber, nine-time Formula One Grand Prix winner. He got 42 podiums in his career, he became the world endurance champion. Without question, one of the nicest guys that I met in my time working in Formula One. And as a guy, he is one of the most respected racing drivers of his generation.

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