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Vettel signs extended Red Bull deal

World champion Sebastian Vettel has agreed a contract extension with the Red Bull Formula 1 team. It means the 25-year-old German will stay at the team until the end of 2015. Vettel has been with Red Bull since 2009, claiming 29 victories, 39 pole positions, and winning three successive world titles. In March 2011, he agreed a new three-year deal up to and including 2014, with the latest extension adding one more year. So far this season, he has won three races - in Malaysia, Bahrain and last weekend in Canada - and leads the Formula 1 Drivers' Championship by 36 points from nearest rival Fernando Alonso. Also related to this story
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