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The driver market and Hamilton’s future

The 2020 Formula 1 silly season took an unexpectedly winding path.

This time a year ago, Ferrari locked Charles Leclerc down (in the days when that phrase was less negative for most people) to a deal that will keep him in red until at least 2025, with Red Bull then securing Max Verstappen’s services until the end of 2023 just

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