Mate, I don’t know if you read all of these, but you make all of us proud to be Aussies. I’ve been gunning for you since Minardi and was wondering if you’d ever be able to win a GP for a while there! And this year you almost took the big prize. Never forget the pleasure you take from being true to yourself, winning fair and square and the fact that you helped me convert my girlfriend to liking F1!!
Keep your mind clear, your chin up and most importantly just ENJOY the car and the racing! Next year mate…
I’ll see you at Barbs in a coupla weeks!
PS: that was me on the hill at Pouhon in ’09 with the Aussie flag hoisted on the roof of the toilet block. You saw it and waved i think…
Cheers

On behalf of so many fans in Australia, good luck for this final round. We are proud of your achievments this year. Don’t let Vettel get under your skin. SUBMIT

On behalf of many fans in Australia, well done so far this season and good luck for this final round. Don’t let Vettel get under your skin.

Hi Mark, on behalf of so many people in Australia, I wish you every suuccess this coming weekend for the middle east final round. Don’t let Vettel get under your skin. Good luck.

No matter what happens this season, you are a champion in my eyes, congratulations on your achievements so far, looking forward to meeting you at the Festival of Speed in Perth later this year!

Mark, this article is what we are all thinking. Treat Vetell with the disdain he deserves, continue to be your own man and concentrate on the job at hand. We all believe in you and Jonesey has said it all. Go get that championship!

Jones backs Webber’s F1 smarts
By Ed Jackson 13:58 AEST Tue Sep 21 2010

Hidden delights of old Melbourne Former world champion Alan Jones is confident Mark Webber will win any mental battle with teammate Sebastian Vettel as the Formula One title chase goes down to the wire.

Vettel is one of four drivers chasing Australia’s championship leader Webber with five races remaining in the season, including this weekend’s Singapore Grand Prix.

The Red Bull team pair have endured an at-times fractured relationship this season but Webber will be the one to come out on top if mind games come into play with the title on the line, according to Jones.

“I think if it gets down to a bit of a head-game I’ll back Mark every time,” said Jones, the last Australian to win the F1 driver’s title in 1980.

“Mark’s come up the hard way, he’s been through some uncompetitive teams, he’s had a few bits and pieces thrown at him where Vettel hasn’t and if gets down to mind games I think Mark’s much better to deal with it than Vettel is.”

But Webber’s main challenges may come from the drivers placed between him and Vettel on the standings, with Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button all hunting him down.

That trio holds an edge, having all won the driver’s title, Hamilton in 2008, Button in 2009 and Alonso in 2005 and 2006.

Hamilton trails Webber by five points going into Singapore, with Alonso a further 16 points back and Button a point behind the Ferrari driver.

But Jones feels 34-year-old Webber needs to just focus on his own performance in each race.

“I think the main thing is not to think about it (championship) too much,” Jones said.

“Not to dwell on it, not to put undue pressure on himself.

“He’s just got to take each race as it comes along and if he continues to do exactly what he’s been doing, he won’t have a problem.

“It’s a fascinating championship. We haven’t had a championship like this for years, where five people could become world champion with four races to go or something.”

Jones believes a big factor in Webber’s favour is that he emerged from the last two races, at Spa and Monza, still leading the championship despite neither track suiting his Red Bull car.

And he’s confident Webber will be back at the front of the pack for the remaining grands prix.

“I think they’re very good,” Jones said of Webber’s chances for a win in Singapore.

“His car is going to suit the circuit, in fact I think his car is going to suit most of the circuits that they’re going to.

“I think he’ll obviously know he’s going into circuits now that will suit his car and that won’t disappoint him that’s for sure.”

The Singapore grand prix gets underway on Friday and Saturday with practice and qualifying before the race starts from 8pm on Sunday (2200 AEST).

Been following F1 for 22 years; no F1 driver in that time has shown the maturity and professionalism that you have demonstrated throughout the year, including your comments moments after those controversial GP’s – Turkish and British. Keep up the good work, Australia is behind you.

Exceptional
Mark, I hope with all my heart to become the new champion in F1 this year.
You’re a wonderful driver, serious, loyal
Take care of yourself.
Good luck to you and your team in Belgium
A French supporter

Keep bringing the car home and you’ll be champ! Your main rival will try to distract you but remember he’s mistake-prone and he’ll choke under the Aussie pressure!

My name is Anna. I live in Ukraine. I do believe in your victory. And forward.

Congratulations Mark. You deserve it. I dream to meet you. A kiss.

Congratulations Mark. You are brilliant. It continues this way. Gallant. Kisses.

You are a man of men with integrity.
Keep believing in yourself.
We are always on your side.

God Bless You,
With Love

You are a man of men with integrity.
Keep believing in yourself though there are some stupid & cunning ppl in your team.
We are always on your side.

God Bless You.
With Love

Congratulation to your gp victory from austria

Mark,
Great win! I picked you to be this year’s Champion. Finally, with the right equipment, you’re showing your poise, maturity, and excellent form! It’s great to see how much you enjoying winning. I enjoy the wunderkind, but Spa is yours, this year is yours – take it!
Gm

Well done Superman!!! Keep it up as i put a small bet on before the start of the season that you’d win the drivers championship!

well done mark a super drive today , keep focused and win that title , go man go