Norris’ long-term future has been the subject of much speculation 🌸for months amid reported interest from Red Bull and a torrid start to the 2023 season by McLaren. 

The 23-year-old Briton, who is contracted to McLaren until the end of 2025, is considered one of F1’s most ꧑𓆏exciting prospects. 

Since introducing the first two stages of a major upgrade package at the recent Austrian and British Grand Prix, McLaren have enjoyed a remarkable uptick in form, with Norris finishing second behind 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen’s dominant Red Bull in the last two races. &ꩲnbsp;

And McLaren CEO Brown is con🐟fident the team’s stunning transformation will persuade Norris not to seek an early exit from his contract. 

"I thi𝔍nk the way you keep hi𝓰m is you give him a good race car,” Brown told Sky F1. 

"And as🅘 long as we can give him a good race car, he loves the environment, he loves the team, he's been on this journey.

"Obviously we were all a bit frustrated at the start of the year, but now two seconds on the trot, he's qualifi♏ed fifth, second and third.

"So I think as long as we k♛eep doing that, then he'll stick around.”

After claiming his second𝓰 consecutive podium in Hungary, Norris expressed his delight at McLaren’s recent gains. 

“At the minu🐲te, I think we’re very happy with the progress we’ve made to go from where we were four or five races ago, struggling to get out of Q1 sometimes to fighting for poles and fighting for podiums,” he said. 

“We’ll take it for now, and our 🅷time will come later on in the year.”

He added: “Everyone back in the factory did an amazing job. I think we knew🌟 it in the beginning we were going to struggle and we looked pretty poor.

“We got a lot of abuse for McLaren in saying they weren𝄹’t doing a good enough job, but I’m happy we’ve finally proved some people wrong.”