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Hamilton set for 60 million three year Mercedes deal

Mercedes is positioning to keep Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton well beyond the 2015 season, with a lucrative new deal which will amount to 60 million over three years. Talks over the Briton's expiring contract were scheduled towards the end and then just after the 2014 season. But in what was interpreted as a […]
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