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Lauda believes Ferrari and Williams won't change drivers

Mercedes F1 chairman Niki Lauda believes it is possible Williams and Ferrari will line up in 2016 with unchanged driver lineups. It has been strongly rumoured that Williams' Valtteri Bottas could move to Ferrari next year, likely ending the career of his older Finnish countryman Kimi Raikkonen. It means Raikkonen has a very good reason to shine on his favourite circuit, Spa-Francorchamps, this weekend, Lauda said. 'Spa is a very good track for Kimi,' Lauda, the F1 legend and Mercedes team chairman, is quoted by the Finnish newspaper Ilta Sanomat. 'If he does a great race there, his chances to stay at Ferrari are higher,' he added. On his recent visit to the MotoGP race in the Czech...
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