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Vettel won't 'stay forever'

Sebastian Vettel has no intention of hanging around F1 for long, saying he could leave in five years - or he could join another team. The three-time World Champion is chasing his fourth successive Drivers' title this season and is 21 points ahead of Kimi Raikkonen. Should the German succeed in his quest he will become only the fourth driver to win four World titles and the third to achieve them in succession. After that Vettel could chase down Juan Manuel Fangio's four or even Michael Schumacher's seven. But whether he does that with Red Bull, with whom he has a long-term contract, remains to be seen. "Maybe I won't be driving in five years because I'm tired of it," the...
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