Mark Webber will reprise his appearance on Top Gear when it goes to air this weekend, seeking to unseat Lewis Hamilton from top spot on the show’s Formula 1 Star in a Reasonably-Priced Car segment.
The Australian veteran last appeared on the show way back in 2005 when he was a driver for Williams, guiding the Suzuki Liana around the show’s test track with a time of 1:47.1 in soaking conditions.
Hamilton was the last F1 driver to have a crack at the leaderboard, managing to eclipse Sebastian Vettel’s previous record by a full 1.1 seconds when he appeared on the show earlier this year.
The current F1 driver leaderboard is as follows:
| Driver | Lap Time | Year | Track Conditions | ||
| 1. | Lewis Hamilton |  |
1:42.9 | 2013 | Dry |
| 2. | Sebastian Vettel |  |
1:44.0 | 2011 | Dry |
| 3. | Rubens Barrichello |  |
1:44.3 | 2010 | Dry |
| 4. | Ben Collins (The Stig 2) | |
1:44.4 | Dry | |
| 5. | Nigel Mansell | |
1:44.6 | 2005 | Dry |
| 6. | Lewis Hamilton | |
1:44.7 | 2007 | Wet and (apparently) oily |
| 7. | Jenson Button | |
1:44.7 | 2006 | Hot |
| 8. | Jenson Button | |
1:44.9 | 2009 | Snowing |
| 9. | Perry McCarthy (The Stig 1) | |
1:46.0 | Dry | |
| 10. | Kimi Räikkönen |  |
1:46.1 | 2012 | Very wet |
| 11. | Damon Hill | |
1:46.3 | 2005 | Dry |
| 12. | Mark Webber |  |
1:47.1 | 2005 | Extremely wet |
| 13. | Michael Schumacher | |
DNF | 2009 | Dry |
The episode will go to air on Sunday.
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