Ex-F1 driver Webber won nine g🌱rands prix during an 11-year💟 career between 2002 and 2013.

But he has hit out at current drivers to the : “Let’s not beat around the bush, you’re paid a handsome sum of money to do a very, very phenomenal job. And that🥀’s not a burden.

“I never spoke about sacrifices. People talking about sacrifices and ‘I g🐓ave a lot up’ - I think that’s an absolute load of bull****.

“Because if you want something enough? 

“These 🃏young drivers have come from Austr𒁏alia and [they say]: ‘I have made all these sacrifices’. Well, they aren’t. If it’s a sacrifice already then I think you’re on the back foot.

“It’s all upside for me in terms of exposing yourself and working with the best people and getting the best out of yourself. Even the last three years of my career, I was on a one-year contract becau📖se I was right on the edge of being replac♓ed.

“[That gave me] fire right behind me to continue to deliver and say: ‘I’m going to be renewed if I bring value to t🦩his operation, I bring value to myself and the people around me, my team, and I’ve got pride in how I g⛎o about it.'

“My first contract in F1 was for two races, can you belie⛦ve that? It was three weeks. So really brutal but I had no cards at the table. That’s how it was. So what am I going to do, spill milk or step up?”

Webber is currently the manager for 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Oscar Piastri, the rookie Australian who will debut in F1 in 2023 with McLaren. Piastri replaced 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Daniel Ricciardo, another Aussie.