Mark Webber admits he is unlikely to take a step backwards on the F1 grid should Red Bull one day decide his time is up. Webber has been on one-year rolling contract with Red Bull for the past three years and team principal Christian Horner has admitted they will continue to offer him a new deal if he delivers on the track. Should the Milton Keynes squad decide not to renew terms then he is likely to get offers from teams lower down the grid. However, the Australian has revealed he would not be keen on driving for an outfit that is not competitive, unlike former F1 driver Rubens Barrichello, who first moved to Honda and then to Williams following a successful spell at Ferrari. "For me...
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