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Mark Webber is an Australian former racing driver who competed in Formula One and World Endurance Championship. He won nine F1 races, thirteen pole positions and the 2015 WEC title with Porsche.
Mark Webber is an American actor known for his roles in Snow Day, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, and The End of Love. He is also an advocate for the homeless and a vegan, and is married to actress Teresa Palmer.
Learn more about Mark Webber, a nine-time F1 winner, World Endurance Champion, Porsche ambassador and TV pundit. Explore his story, TV appearances, speaking engagements and more on his official website.
Learn about Mark Webber's journey from karting to F1 and WEC with Porsche, where he won nine races and became a World Champion. Discover his off-track passions, achievements and projects in cycling, adventure racing and media.
Mark Webber, former Formula 1 driver, on life after retirement and being the face of the Porsche X Boss Fall 2019 campaign. By Charmaine Tai 27 September, 2019. As it turns out, Formula 1 was just the beginning for the Australian racing driver’s career.
Sep 16, 2024 · Oscar Piastri’s manager, and fellow Australian racer, Mark Webber was full of praise for his young charge in the wake of the McLaren driver's stunning win in Baku, calling it an ‘extraordinary’ victory.
Aug 19, 2022 · Learn about Mark Webber's journey from dirt bike rider to Formula 1 driver, who won nine races and challenged for the title with Red Bull. Find out his age, biography, achievements and more in this video.
May 8, 2023 · There’s no stopping former F1 driver Mark Webber: He’s managing “the global standout” in motor racing talent, Oscar Piastri, among other roles
Mark Webber celebrates his maiden win at the 2009 German Grand Prix That forced him on to the back foot at the worst possible time, and gave his new team-mate Vettel an edge that he never really ...
Mark Webber is a nine-time Formula-1 Grand Prix winner, widely recognized as one of the greatest racing drivers of his generation. After retiring from Formula-1 in 2013 at the end of his 12th season, he joined Porsche for their return to Le Mans and the FIA World Endurance Championship in 2014.
