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Leclerc 'happy' if Vettel stays at Ferrari

Apr.24 Charles Leclerc says he would be "definitely happy" if Ferrari keeps Sebastian Vettel on board for 2021. It is rumoured that quadruple world champion Vettel has turned down Ferrari's initial offer of a one-year contract extension with a big pay cut. Leclerc, though, said in a video interview: "I'm very happy with Seb, even if we had a few problems on the track. "It may have looked different from the outside, but we get on well and we always did," German media quote him as saying. If Vettel does go, drivers including Carlos Sainz, Daniel Ricciardo, Antonio Giovinazzi and even Fernando Alonso are being linked with the seat. "I respect Ferrari's choice of...
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