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Mark Webber has vowed to stay close to 'the guys' at Jaguar Racing because they provided the Australian a springboard to further success. Webber has signed to join BMW Williams next season. "I never enjoy leaving teams," said the Australian at the weekend. "I've always thought it's very important to forge strong relationships with the people you work with - become a part of the family." Webber explained he is still close to everyone at Minardi and he suggested it'll be the case with the Milton-Keynes based team because Jaguar put him in a 'tremendous position' to launch a race- winning career. Webber said Jaguar, with the lowest budget of the manufacturer- backed Formula One teams, had often 'embarrassed' big names like McLaren and Toyota in ཀ
Fisichella’s arrival will see the departure of Jarno Trulli.
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The Mild Seven Renault F1 Team today announced its official driver line-up for the 2005 season, which will see Spain’s Fernando Alonso joined at the team by Italian Giancarlo Fisichella. Read
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Webber has over a decade of motor racing experience.
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The BMW WilliamsF1 Team confirmed today that Mark Webber has signed for the team for the 2005 season and beyond. Webber will continue to race for Jaguar until the end of the 2004 season and will remain integral to the development of the Jaguar R5 until close of season. Read
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From his 61st Pole Position, Michael Schumacher made light work of his home race - the German Grand Prix - to record his 11th win from 12 races. Starting back in 13th place, Jenson Button drove a fantastic race and finished second, eight seconds behind Schumacher and ahead of Fernando Alonso. Read
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