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The 2009 Formula One champion Jenson Button is expected to sign a new three year deal with McLaren, a deal that will tie the driver to McLaren for the rest of his F1 career.
“The team mark 50 years in Formula One next week and an announcement that Button’s £12 million-a-year contract has been renewed could coincide with the celebrations. The deal is likely to be for three years, taking Button to his 36th birthday,” reported the Times.
Button drove for Williams and Renault before joining McLaren in 2009, and the Englishman is currently the most experienced driver in the competition.
“It’s obviously not going our way at the moment, but it will, and I’m very happy here, I feel good here, and I still feel we can achieve so much together, I’ll be here for my future in Formula One,” Button told The Daily Mail.
