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Webber tips Red Bull to start winning by Monaco

Mark Webber won the Monaco GP on two occasions for Red Bull Former Red Bull driver Mark Webber has tipped his old team to win next month's Monaco Grand Prix. The Australian, who retired from Formula 1 in 2013 after a seven-year stint with the reigning world champions, acknowledged that for now, dominant Mercedes will continue to lead the way at grands prix. But Webber warned: 'They (Red Bull) will get back to Mercedes' level. They need some time, but it's normal.' He told the Austrian newspaper Salzburger Nachrichten. 'You can't win for 15 years in a row. Everyone's saying they're not strong because they're finishing second or third, and Red Bull did do a lot of winning (in the past) but...
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