MANAMA, April 19, 2013 (AFP) - Mark Webber is set to start his 200th Formula One race in Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix -- a landmark that will confirm the Red Bull driver's place in the sport's Hall of Fame. As a never-say-die and utterly competitive Australian sportsman, he is the epitome of a man who has done it the hard way, even if few would envy his misfortune in having ruthless world champion Sebastian Vettel as a team-mate. Webber, however, is made of the stuff that creates fighters, not excuses, and, after an early season spell overshadowed by Vettel's refusal to obey team orders in Malaysia -- where the German "stole" victory from his team-mate -- he is ready to...
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