Sutton Images Enlarge Red Bull boss Christian Horner said he was left frustrated by the slow response from marshals to Mark Webber's burning car at the Korean Grand Prix. Webber parked his car in the run-off area at Turn 3 after oil leaked onto the exhaust and caught fire following a collision with Adrian Sutil. He attempted to put the fire out with the car's in-built fire extinguisher but the flames soon engulfed the rear of the RB9 completely. Marshals appeared to be slow in responding before a fire truck was released from the pits while the circuit was still under racing conditions. Red Bull may have to replace the chassis for the next round in Japan this weekend and Horner said it had...
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