Red Bull insists that Mark Webber's second Formula 1 victory of the season will not bring forward any contract talks, despite the prospect of Ferrari trying to lure the Australian away for next season. Webber's victory in the British Grand Prix , which helped him close the gap on championship leader Fernando Alonso, has served to further fuel speculation that the Australian would be the ideal man to drive alongside his Spanish rival at Maranello in 2013. But although Webber admitted at the weekend that he had had 'light' talks with other teams about next season, Red Bull team principal Christian Horner remains confident that his driver is keen to stay put.
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