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Lewis Hamilton refutes “made up” reports about F1 salary demands

Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has urged the media to “stop making shit up” as he denied reports claiming he is demanding a salary rise at Mercedes. In a post on Instagram on Saturday morning, Hamilton insisted he has not even started talks over a new deal with Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff, who himself recently said the pair were not set to begin discussions until the delayed 2020 season had got underway. It comes after a report in the Daily Mail earlier this week claimed that Hamilton is seeking a salary rise to £40million in order to remain at the reigning world champion squad, with his current contract is set to expire at the end of the year. The Briton, who did not...
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