Mark Webber has admitted he "needs to capitalise" on the next phase of the season given they are the races where he has traditionally produced some of his strongest form.Since becoming embroiled in the Red Bull team orders controversy at the second race of the season at Sepang, Webber has fallen 45 points off the pace set by team-mate Sebastian Vettel in Drivers' Championship with just a solitary seventh-place finish to show for both China and Bahrain. However, what were mixed starts to both 2010 and 2012 for the Australian came alive from the start of the European season and in all the 36-year-old has won at five of the next six tracks on the calendar. With such strong historical...
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