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Renault F1 team boss denies not supporting Magnussen

Renault F1 team boss denies not supporting Magnussen Renault team boss Frederic Vasseur has slammed suggestions he is not fully behind 2016 recruit Kevin Magnussen. Particularly in the Danish media, much has been made of Vasseur's recent suggestion that his first choice to replace Pastor Maldonado this year was actually ART protege Stoffel Vandoorne. 'Complete bullsh*t,' the Frenchman told Denmark's BT newspaper. 'I don't understand why it's such a big story in Denmark,' said Vasseur. 'A Belgian journalist asked me if I was interested in Vandoorne, and I replied ‘Of course yes, but he has a contract with McLaren'. It's my job to be interested in all good drivers, but that does not...
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