In a series of four revealing articles, Mark Webber opens up to Crash.net's Stephen English on a variety of F1-related topics. In part three, the Australian reflects on how the sport has changed during his eleven years in the top flight… Having raced in Formula 1 during some of the most significant regulation changes in the sport's history, Mark Webber is well placed to comment on the evolution of the sport over the course of the last ten years. When the Australian made his debut in 2002, the sport was a constant sprint race with fuel strategy determining that drivers made one, two or three stops in races and forcing them to race on the limit for every lap to eke every ounce of...
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