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Ricciardo: ‘only something to gain' in next F1 contract

Daniel Ricciardo Daniel Ricciardo believes he can only gain as he prepares to sign his next Formula 1 contract. The Australian's current deal with Red Bull expires at the end of the season, making him one of the key players in the driver market. Previously he's been linked with moves to Mercedes or Ferrari, and more latterly even McLaren or Renault, though could also stay put at Red Bull. Speaking over the French Grand Prix weekend, Ricciardo admitted that contract talks were expected to ramp up this week as he makes what he believes is the second biggest decision of his career. Despite the stakes, the 29-year-old believes he has little to lose with his next deal regardless of the decision...
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