F1 world champion Lando Norris has committed to remaining with the McLaren team until at least the end of the 2030 season. The 26-year-old British driver announced his decision on Saturday during a visit to McLaren's factory in Woking. Norris has been with the English traditional team since 2019 and has participated in 163 Grand Prix races, more than any other driver in McLaren's history. 'McLaren is my home,' Norris said, having recently won two World Championship races in Hungary and the Netherlands. As of mid-season, he is approximately 83 points behind Mercedes' leader Kimi Antonelli, sitting in fourth place overall. Earlier this year, Norris' Australian teammate Oscar Piastri signed a long-term contract. Team boss Andrea Stella emphasized that McLaren would continue to benefit not only from one of the strongest partnerships but also from one of the most cohesive and closely connected teams in Formula 1.
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