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Hamilton should quit F1 if he matches Schumacher - Ecclestone

Bernie Ecclestone believes Ferrari would rather sign Max Verstappen than Lewis Hamilton and says the reigning world champion should quit Formula 1 if he matches the record championship tally of Michael Schumacher. If Hamilton can secure another drivers' title in 2020 it would move him level with Schumacher on four championships – although his and Mercedes' future in the sport beyond that remains unclear. Article continues under video While Hamilton says he wants to keep racing into the new era of regulations in 2021, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has hinted that the Silver Arrows may not be sold, something Ecclestone has picked up on. And the former F1 supremo says age would count against...
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