Having been excluded from qualifying and banished to the back of the grid, Mark Webber will now start the Chinese Grand Prix from the pitlane. read more »

Mark Webber will start from the pit lane at the Chinese Grand Prix after Red Bull broke parc ferme rules to change the gearbox and make set-up changes to the No.2 car read more »

Red Bull will make changes to Mark Webber's set-up ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix, forcing the Aussie to start from pit-lane.     read more »

Mark Webber will start Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix from the pitlane after Red Bull decided to make changes to his car. read more »

Mark Webber will start the Chinese Grand Prix from the pitlane after his Red Bull team elected to change his gearbox and make other set-up modifications read more »

Red Bull has suffered another weekend of grid penalties as result of refuelling errors in China, with Mark Webber dropped to the back of the grid after stopping out on the... read more »

Mercedes duo Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton topped the qualifying speed trap at Shanghai on Saturday afternoon, just ahead of Toro Rosso's Daniel Ricciardo and Ferrari... read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Raikkonen line up on the front for in Shanghai, with Mark Webber demoted to the back on the revised starting grid for Sunday's... read more »

Eight drivers have been promoted a position thanks to the stewards decision to demote Mark Webber to the back of the grid after he failed to provide the necessary fuel sample... read more »

Mark Webber's unsurprising demotion to the back of the field is the only revision to the Chinese Grand Prix starting order following Shanghai qualifying read more »

Red Bull Racing had a very unusual qualifying and has no car in the top 8. Sebastian Vettel saved tyres and will start from 9th with a free choice of tyres. Mark Webber was... read more »

Red Bull driver Mark Webber is refusing to give up on his chances of adding points to his championship tally in tomorrow afternoon's Chinese Grand Prix at Shanghai,... read more »

Mark Webber will start the Chinese Grand Prix from 22nd after failing to provide the necessary one litre fuel sample after qualifying. The Red Bull driver pulled off the... read more »

Red Bull says insufficient fuel was put into Mark Webber's car for Chinese Grand Prix qualifying due to an issue with a bowser. read more »

Mark Webber will start the Chinese GP from the back of the grid after his results were excluded from qualifying following refuelling glitch... read more »

Mark Webber's season has gone from bad to worse as race stewards rule that he will start the Chinese Grand Prix from the back of the grid. read more »

Red Bull's Mark Webber will have to start from the back of the grid after being penalised for running out of fuel in the second round of... read more »

Mark Webber has been excluded from qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix after not having enough fuel to supply a sample read more »

Mark Webber has been put to the back of the Chinese Grand Prix grid as his Red Bull could not provide sufficient fuel for the mandatory FIA sample after qualifying read more »

Mark Webber has been sent to the back of the grid for the Chinese Grand Prix, with his Red Bull team having been unable to supply the required fuel sample after his car stopped... read more »

Mark Webber has been excluded from the qualifying results for the Chinese Grand Prix. Webber stopped on track during Q2, with Red Bull citing a fuel pressure problem as the... read more »

Red Bull suspect it was a fuel collector problem which forced Mark Webber to drop out of qualifying for the Chinese GP and which leaves the Australian facing an uphill battle... read more »

The drivers have their say on the qualifying action in Shanghai, where Lewis Hamilton took pole, whilst Mark Webber ran out of fuel. read more »

Mark Webber admits he may have to start the Chinese GP from the back of the grid due to a fuel issue in qualifying... read more »

While Lewis Hamilton shuts out Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso for pole, Red Bull gives the media further fuel for its conspiracy theories - though not enough for Mark Webber. read more »