Vettel 'camaraderie' quotes 'rubbish' - Webber
Webber clarified that the quotes are 'out of date'
Apr.29 (GMM) Mark Webber has denied saying he and Sebastian Vettel "share a great camaraderie".
In the wake of the 'Multi-21' team orders affair, and the deepening of the bad feeling between the Red Bull teammates, the quote was distributed at the weekend by the Indian news agency IANS.
"Call me a cynic," said Reuters correspondent Alan Baldwin, "but (I) can't quite believe the (Webber) quotes floating around today".Indeed, via his '@AussieGrit' official Twitter account, Australian Webber clarified that the quotes are 'out of date'.
"Some rubbish quotes floating around today I hear, good old spin job by someone," said the 36-year-old.
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