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Fernando Alonso remains at McLaren for 2018 season

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McLaren has confirmed that Fernando Alonso will continue to race for the team in Formula 1 next year, completing the squad's 2018 line-up.

Alonso rejoined McLaren on a three-year contract in 2015 and has put pen to paper on a new deal, tying him to the outfit for 2018, when Renault power will replace Honda.

"It’s fantastic to be able to continue my relationship with everybody at McLaren," said Alonso, who will partner Stoffel Vandoorne.

"It was always where my heart was telling me to stay, and I really feel at home here. This is a fantastic team, full of incredible people, with a warmth and friendliness that I’ve never experienced elsewhere in Formula 1. I’m incredibly happy to be racing here.

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"Just as important, McLaren has the technical resource and financial strength to be able to very quickly win races and world championships in F1. Although the last few years have not been easy, we have never forgotten how to win, and I believe we can achieve that again soon.

“The last three years have given us the momentum to plan and build for the future, and I’m looking forward to that journey.

“I’m excited for our future together – and I’m already working hard to make it a success."

McLaren chief Zak Brown praised Alonso's decision to remain with the outfit for the 2018 campaign.

"I’m delighted to be able to confirm that Fernando will remain at McLaren," said Brown.

"He has been a fantastic asset to the whole organisation for the past three years, is an incredible individual and is one of the most accomplished and talented racing drivers of the modern era.

“It always made sense for us to continue our journey together.

“His commitment will allow us to further improve the attractiveness and potential of the wider Group, and will ensure we head into 2018 feeling increasingly confident that we’ll be able to take a meaningful step forward. Fernando fully understands and buys in to the direction we are taking."

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