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Supermarket denies losing boss to F1

"Any discussion of succession is entirely premature."

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Sainsbury’s, the UK supermarket giant, has denied rumours it could lose its boss to formula one.

Last week, F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone failed to deny rumours Sainsbury’s Justin King is being lined up to replace him.

"I’ve no idea whether the boss of a company like Sainsbury’s could do my job," the 82-year-old told the Guardian. "Maybe he could."

A Sainsbury’s spokesman has now replied: "This is pure speculation.

"Justin’s made his commitment to the business clear and is excited about Sainsbury’s long-term prospects for growth. Any discussion of succession is entirely premature."

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