Saturday , 23 November 2024
At last, the end of the teammate head to heads, which is of course Red Bull, triple champion Vettel and Aussie Mark Webber. Much like at Ferrari the two drivers haven't been particularly close, Webber was over 100 points down on Vettel in 2012.

Teammate Head to Heads – Red Bull

At last, the end of the teammate head to heads, which is of course Red Bull, triple champion Vettel and Aussie Mark Webber. Much like at Ferrari the two drivers haven’t been particularly close, Webber was over 100 points down on Vettel in 2012.

Sebastian Vettel v Mark Webber – Red Bull

Champ Pos

Best Finish

2nd Best Finish

Best Qual

Worst Finish

Worst Qual

Retirements

VET

1

1 (x5)

2 (x3)

1 (x6)

11

11 (x2)

1

WEB

6

1 (x2)

2

1

11 (x2)

19

2

A lot of number 1s, and 11s, Vettel clearly ahead but we all knew that anyway, he won his third consecutive Drivers’ Championship, the only driver to have won his first three in consecutive years.

Out of Q1

Out of Q2

Into Q3

Average Qual

Grid Drops

Beaten Teammate

VET

0

2

18

4.25

1

11

WEB

1

3

16

5.50

2

9

We all know that Vettel is very fast over a single lap, maybe the best qualifier on the grid, but Webber hasn’t been too far behind him. On average he’s been just one place behind him and has beaten him in 9 of the 20 sessions.

Beaten Teammate

Fastest Lap

Race

Av Finish

Distance

Stops

km per Stop

Points

Races in Points

VET

13

11

3.44

5926.216km

42

95.584km

281

17

WEB

7

6

5.35

5752.657km

41

94.306km

179

15

The two were fairly close in qualifying, not so in the races, despite the apparent fact that Vettel can’t overtake he has gained 49 places in the 12 races that he has gained positions, compared to the 28 gained by Webber in the 10 races that he has gained positions.

Wins

Podiums

Fastest Laps

Poles

Front Row Starts

Laps Completed

VET

5

10

6

6

8

1162

WEB

2

4

1

2

6

1131

Overall a fairly decent season for Webber, if not for his poor finishes towards the end he could have easily finished 4th in the championship, maybe even 3rd at a push. As with the last few teammate head to heads, it’s time to compare their performances in the last few years, starting with 2011.

Beaten Teammate

Average

Qualifying

Race

Grid Pos

Race

Points

Races in Points

Champ Pos

Retirements

VET

16

15

1.26

1.56

392

18

1

1

WEB

3

2

3.79

3.33

258

18

3

1

2011 was a good year for Vettel, not so good for Webber, he was consistently in the points but always some way behind.

Beaten Teammate

Average

Qualifying

Race

Grid Pos

Race

Points

Races in Points

Champ Pos

Retirements

VET

12

10

1.95

3.63

256

15

1

3

WEB

7

5

2.79

4.00

242

17

3

2

2010 was better for Webber than 2011, not that it could be much worse, and up until the last handful of races their qualifying performances were fairly equal. Both drivers in 2010 had 10 podiums and 3 fastest laps each, however Vettel had 10 poles to Webber’s 5.

Wins

Podiums

Fastest Laps

Poles

Front Row Starts

Total Points

Retirements

VET

21

37

12

31

36

929

5

WEB

7

24

11

10

26

679

5

This is only 2010-2012, I know they were teammates in 2009 but I don’t have a full spreadsheet of 2009 data yet. Some of the numbers however are just incredible, in the last 58 races Vettel has won 21 and been on the podium in 37 of them!

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