The team from Woking, which will use Honda's engines for next season, has not yet announced the racing team for the upcoming season. It is increasingly rumored that Button is expected to leave the team, replacing Alonso.
Jenson Button manager Richard Goddard has confirmed that if his McLaren protégé has to, he will also leave F1: “Jenson is a great racer, with a lot of racing behind him, so a lot of experience and as such he is a very complete racer. If he stays in F1, he will race for the leading team, otherwise he will rather leave the series and go to the World Endurance Championship - WEC, than Mark Webber before him. "
The 34-year-old is just about to leave Formula One, where he has been racing since 2000. In all these years, he has also won 15 major prizes and in 2009 also the title of world champion. In any case, McLaren allows himself a lot in this case, as he keeps both Buttn and Alonso in uncertainty, thus shaping their racing future.
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