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Lotus look to sell stake to fund Raikkonen 2014 deal

17 April, 2013 Gerard Lopez with Kimi Raikkonen after the Chinese GP Lotus F1 team owners Genii are offering part of the Enstone based team for sale, according to a report by Cesare Mannucci in Italy's authorative Autosprint magazine. Mannucci said the money would go towards the team retaining Kimi Raikkonen for 2014, amid reports Red Bull is making moves to sign the 2007 world champion. 'Kimi's position (beyond 2013) is going to be based on a bunch of things and not on what Red Bull say,' Genii's Gerard Lopez is quoted by the Sun newspaper. 'I can guarantee you Kimi is not the kind of guy who is going to sign any sort of pre-contract — not with anybody. 'If we keep giving him what...
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