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	F1 Daily update ⋅ January 9, 2020
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	Video: What Max Verstappen's new Red Bull deal means for F1 autosport.com Max Verstappen will stay with the Red Bull Formula 1 team until the end of 2023, and his new deal will have a wider impact on the driver market. Red Bull: Engine legality lockdown ahead of F1 2020 important - autosport.com Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Not 'unthinkable' that Mercedes could leave F1 PlanetF1 (blog) "It is somewhat uncertain what they will do in the long term," Lammers told F1 Maximaal. "I certainly don't think it's unthinkable that they'll say 'It was ... F1: Mercedes quitting is 'not unthinkable', says Dutch GP boss Jan Lammers - The Week UK Dutch GP boss thinks Mercedes could quit F1 - GrandPx (press release) (blog) Dutch GP boss says it is not "unthinkable" that Mercedes could leave F1 - GPblog.com (blog) Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Big Money Keeps Max Verstappen at Red Bull F1 Through 2023 Autoweek The media outlet said the deal places Verstappen third among F1's highest-paid drivers, behind just six-time champion Lewis Hamilton and four-time ... Flag as irrelevant
	Lewis Hamilton to Ferrari given legs as Daniel Ricciardo predicts F1 shake up Express.co.uk Lewis Hamilton is considering joining Ferrari at the end of the year and Daniel Ricciardo has predicted the move to trigger a mass driver overhaul. Ricciardo: 2021 driver market could cause 'real shake-up' - Planet F1 Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Red Bull owner may have quit F1 if Max Verstappen left for Ferrari or Mercedes - Brundle Express.co.uk Verstappen finished third in the drivers' standings last season, as Lewis Hamilton claimed his sixth F1 world title and his Mercedes team-mate Valtteri ... Flag as irrelevant
	Lewis Hamilton new deal may have stopped Max Verstappen, Charles Leclerc moves - Brundle Express.co.uk That is the opinion of former F1 driver and Sky Sport presenter Martin Brundle. While nothing has been announced by Mercedes about the future of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Honda's jet division helped F1 engineers solve power unit problem RaceFans The co-operation between Honda's F1 programme and its jet engine division began following a series of failures on its cars which led McLaren to ... Flag as irrelevant
	F1 RULES & REGULATIONS: What's new for 2020? Formula 1 Evolution, not revolution: that's the name of the game for F1 in 2020 (the revolution's coming in 2021). But despite large swathes of rule stability this ... Flag as irrelevant
	Haas F1 Boss: You'd Be Naive To Think Smaller Teams Could Fight For Wins In 2021 Jalopnik When it comes to Formula One, we've all been under the impression that 2021 will be our year—well, maybe not our year, but the year that more than ... Flag as irrelevant
	Haas F1 Driver Kevin Magnussen Not Afraid to 'Poo Poo' Social Media Autoweek Haas F1 Team driver Kevin Magnussen needs a timeout from social media and says he's taking a step back from managing his own Instagram ... Flag as irrelevant
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