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Ricciardo expecting pay rise for 2015 season

Daniel Ricciardo Daniel Ricciardo looks set to get a substantial pay rise after his meteoric first season with Red Bull, where he won his first grand prix and bagger another two victories in the process. Sydney Morning Herald newspaper reports that while he out-shone the quadruple world champion Sebastian Vettel in 2014, he was making just over $1 million for the year, which was many multiples times less than German Vettel's salary. The newspaper said Ricciardo's fee is now likely to be more than doubled for 2015, with significant bonuses in the offering for race wins and titles. The 25-year-old confirmed: 'Yeah, I should be [paid more]. I should get a little bit of a pay rise, so we'll...
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