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Carey wants F1 'hero' Vettel to stay

Jun.3 Chase Carey appears to want Sebastian Vettel to remain in Formula 1 beyond 2020. It seems that joining Mercedes or Renault, or simply retiring, are the quadruple world champion's options for when he leaves Ferrari later this year. Renault appears poised to sign its former champion Fernando Alonso. Correspondent Ralf Bach's f1-insider.com claims that a two-year deal is on the table for the Spaniard, with a potential management role after that also possible. "The history is right, the chemistry is right - it makes sense for both sides," said Alonso's mentor and manager Flavio Briatore. As for Vettel, F1 legend Gerhard Berger, who now runs the embattled DTM series, thinks...
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