Mark Webber Still "Comfortable" About Decision To Disregard Team Orders
#14
07-15-2011, 02:22 AM
Although I don't like team orders... I am with KW here. In the end he is a paid employee. The team is the higher priority and Christian Horner is his boss. Would any of you guys like your employees to disobey, announce it publicly, and then say I will do it again if I have the chance?
#15
07-15-2011, 02:51 AM
^ Well, I suppose everything changes depending on what hat you are wearing.
What if Webber knows that the team is about to sign a deal with Kimi Raikkonen and send him packing??
What if Webber knows that the team is about to sign a deal with Kimi Raikkonen and send him packing??
#20
07-16-2011, 01:08 PM
I respect him for doing what he believed is right. I don't see racing as a typical "job" where one is strictly following orders, because it isn't. When you race the goal is to win, and it seems like Webber is in it for more than the money anyways.