Mark Webber says he can take satisfaction from knowing that his form has remained strong during his final season of Formula 1, even if unreliability and misfortune have compromised his results.The Australian heads into what is now the third last grand prix of his decade-long career in Abu Dhabi this weekend hoping to end a run of misfortune which has seen him retire from three of the last four races, costing him around 30 points in the process. The alternator failure which struck his RB9 while running second to World Championship-winning team-mate Sebastian Vettel last Sunday in India was the second such mechanical failure on his car in that time - Adrian Sutil caused him to retire in...
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