I'm not that sure. Webber is a professional. I don't think he will come out with anything substantial against his former team, even if there are things he hinted on (i.e. Vettel getting away with everything). I also think it would not be a good idea, as that would make him come across as a sore loser and would reflect bad on everyone, especially himself. It's a pitty really.
I do am starting to think Vettel is a brilliant driver - his drive yesterday was yet again impressive and faultless (especially after his first stop when he made the moves he needed to make) - but I do think Webber has been close if not better on some rare days but simply can't convert them into results due to reasons probably found within the team (unless Vettel isn't near him in the race or had some mechanical fault). Webber was really impressive before his pitstop. It makes liking and respecting Vettel that much harder.
I just can't help but realize the amount of bad luck he has. When he starts on the front row next to Vettel - on the majority of races, he seems to get an awful start. Then, yesterday, starting on the 2nd row in 3rd, behind Vettel and Hamilton, things work flawless. Then he's into P2 and actually gaining on Vettel at some point - he pits and they don't screw on the tyre properly. It beggars belief.
I really hope Kimi will be the next Redbull driver. It would put things into perspective, I think.
Now Hamilton and Kimi being held up by Rosberg, it's all falling onto Vettel's lap again.
