Mark Webber said it was "nearly a really special day" as he climbed through the field to finish a close second to Nico Rosberg in the British Grand Prix. Starting from fourth, Webber had an awful opening lap and dropped out of the top ten after a poor start. However, he managed to recover from front wing damage to carve through the field late on and closed to within 0.7s of Rosberg but ultimately couldn't attempt a pass to snatch the win. Webber said it had been a chaotic race and that he had to be pleased with the result amid numerous tyre failures and his team-mate Sebastian Vettel's retirement. "I don't think any of us expected it to unfold like this," Webber said....
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