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Aussie F1 driver Ricciardo agrees to cut multi-million dollar salary

| @indiablooms | Apr 15, 2020, at 05:06 pm

Sydney/Xinhua/UNI: Australian F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo will take a cut to his multi-million dollar salary in order to help his team, Renault weather the COVID-19 pandemic, French newspaper L'Equipe reported on Wednesday.

Ricciardo is among the world's highest paid sportspeople, with a reported annual salary of 25 million US dollars.

Renault's F1 boss, Cyril Abiteboul, told the paper that the 30-year-old has agreed to take a pay cut, with negotiation of his contract due for 2020 regardless since switching from Red Bull the year before.

F1's season-opening race in Melbourne, scheduled for March 15, was cancelled at the last minute with the Monaco Grand Prix also subsequently axed. 

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