Webber stays bullish for final F1 run in

South Korea: Australian Mark Webber remained bullish about his chances of winning this year's Formula One drivers world championship on Monday despite losing his leadership after crashing out of Sunday's Korean Grand Prix.

The 34-year-old Red Bull driver spun his car during the early laps of a delayed and interrupted, but wildly dramatic, rain-hit race while running in second place and hit a kerb and a wall before colliding with German Nico Rosberg's Mercedes car.

The accident left him pointless and cost him top spot in the title race with two events remaining in Brazil and Abu Dhabi. Triumphant Spaniard Fernando Alonso of Ferrari took over as leader.

"It's not easy, but I can still do it, absolutely," he said. LINK