Webber hits back at Berger's claims with cynicism

The situation is almost like McLaren, 2007. Only this time, the unpopular person wears dark-blue overalls, not silver ones, and hails from Australia, not Spain. Mark Webber feels like the number two driver at Red Bull, but as second in the world championship table, he's ahead of Sebastian Vettel.

Many experts would concentrate their efforts on Webber, but a team orders decision to that effect is a long way off and will probably never come. "It's not happened yet, so it will never happen," says Webber sincerely.