So of course has left it the Director of Red Bull, Helmut Marko. After seeing as Mark Webber was immediately followed by Fernando Alonso in three of its four entrances to pit, Marko has stated that Red Bull have information that Ferrari spy them. Something that would be nothing new in formula one but which continues to be an accusation would be much to say that it has evidence (show me the passes would say Rod Tidwell in Jerry Maguire)
To justify that assertion, Marko admits that during the race held on Sunday, Mark Webber was called pits too late and even so, Ferrari had time to react, and entering boxes next to the Australian. The time to cross the line of boxes between Webber and Alonso was four, three, and a second in the three stops that "nailed". In Red Bull even used false orders in order to check if they shivered in Ferrari. It wouldn't be the first time that in Red Bull trying to deceive their Italian rivals. There is no need to remember the great prize of Abu Dhabi in which the anglo-austriacos used to Webber as bait.
