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Mark Webber plays down Red Bull-Porsche link

Aug.5 Charles Leclerc is 'under a lot of pressure' because of Ferrari's struggles with reliability and strategy blunders so far in 2022. That is the view of Mark Webber, who currently finds himself at the centre of Formula 1's ‘silly season' as manager of Alpine refugee Oscar Piastri. While his fellow Australian is linked with McLaren and up to three other teams for 2023, the latest rumour is that he may in fact be signed up by Dr Helmut Marko's Red Bull driver program. As a former Red Bull driver, Webber's links with Marko may become instrumental – with the 45-year-old also closely linked with Red Bull's likely 2026 engine partner Porsche. 'No, no, that's much too far away,'...
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