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Rosberg didn’t want a longer contract – Wolff

Rosberg didn't want a longer contract – Wolff Mercedes could be ready to look to the 'next generation' of drivers by the time Nico Rosberg's new two-year deal ends. That was the claim on Friday of Toto Wolff, as he played down claims Mercedes may have made a mistake by setting up both Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton's deals to both expire at the end of 2018. 'No, we try to look on the positive side,' team boss Wolff told German broadcaster Sky from Hungary. 'On the one hand you can say that we can lose both drivers at the same time, but on second thoughts it as an interesting possibility that opens up several options for us. 'Two years is anyway a long time in formula one, since there are...
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