Mark Webber says he has cleared the air with Red Bull after the team were accused of favouring Sebastian Vettel at the British Grand Prix.
Red Bull controversially took a new front wing off Webber's car before qualifying to give to Vettel but Webber still went on to win Sunday's race.
Webber said on his website: "We've debriefed and have cleared the air.
"The respect within the team extends to the drivers. Seb and I are not enemies. We're just two drivers pushing hard."
Webber vented his frustration at the end of the race when, commenting on his win over the team radio, he said: "Not bad for a number two driver."
The 33-year-old Australian later added he would not have signed a new contract with Red Bull for 2011 in May if he had known there would be an element of favouritism against him.
Webber has since met Red Bull team principal Christian Horner at the team's factory in Milton Keynes to resolve any lingering tensions.
"Of course things get said in the heat of the moment which, with hindsight goggles on, probably shouldn't have been said," Webber added.
