Mark Webber Not Thinking Retirement

Red Bull Racing's Mark Webber says he has not thought of the racing season 2013 as the final event. Birth Queabeyan, New South Wales, Australia, August 27, 1976 it was admitted that he is now the oldest in the starting line, but still wanted to continue racing, "As long as I feel good," he said.

Red Bull extend Webber's one-year contract with the consideration he is still likely winner. Although he is now the oldest post-pullback Michael Schumacher - do not make him think of the direction of hanging clothes and racing helmets for retirement.

"I'm the oldest, but I'm not the most experienced," he commented to The Sun. Jenson Button, he added, has been racing quite a lot. Another thing, if Michael Schumacher is still on the grid, it makes me feel different.

Although most parents, Webber felt like only 25 years old and feel young. "I do not feel as though getting tired when driving a car. I feel good and do not see this as in F1 last year," he said.

About his future at Red Bull will remain hanging from the words Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko. And he will pay with little achievement. Problem achievements, last year, he only won two races in Monaco and England and once finished second and third.