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Hamilton commits to three-year Mercedes contract

Lewis Hamilton will remain a Mercedes driver until at least 2018 after confirming he and the German manufacturer have agreed a new three-year contract. The Briton's future has been the topic of much speculation following prolonged negotiations, leading to some media outlets reporting he could leave Mercedes for Ferrari. However the two-time champion put to bed such rumours with the announcement of a new deal in Monaco on Wednesday, as previously reported by Grand Prix Times. "Mercedes is my home and I couldn't be happier to be staying here for another three years," said the 30-year-old. "This is a company filled with real passionate racers, from the board room to the factory...
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