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Leclerc replaces Raikkonen at Ferrari

Ferrari have confirmed Kimi Raikkonen will leave the team at the end of the season. But the Finn will be staying in F1 after signing a deal to rejoin Sauber for 2019 and 2020. In what will effectively be a straight swap, Charles Leclerc is expected to drive for Ferrari in 2019, replacing Raikkonen as Sebastian Vettel's team-mate. Watch Sky F1 on your mobile phone Race Control is now available on the Sky Sports app and your mobile phone The Finn, who won the world championship in 2007 during his first stint in Ferrari colours, is currently third in the standings after finishing on the podium in five of the last six events. A week ago, he qualified on pole position for Ferrari's home race,...
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