Hamilton ready to commit to race for McLaren

London, July 31 (ANI): Formula One ace driver Lewis Hamilton has indicated that he is ready to commit his future to McLaren.

The British driver will go for the summer break with a huge boost in confidence following his victory in Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix.

The win is likely to increase his bargaining power when he discusses his future with the team during the summer break.

"I don't feel I have a tough decision to make. It is my career, and I'm talking about the last part of my life. It's the first time I've been in this position, so it still remains an important decision. I just want to take my time and make sure I'm comfortable, and 100 percent sure that I've made the right choice."

The Sun reports that McLaren is expected to offer Hamilton a contract of around 100 million pounds over five years.

But the 27-year-old is also seeking for the right to keep all his trophies as currently the team holds all the silverware in giant trophy cabinets at the factory.

Hamilton said: "The team have all the trophies in the cabinet and the drivers get replicas. In a lot of other teams the drivers get theirs. As a racing driver, what you want to take home is your helmet and your trophy. They are the two things that are the most valuable.

"I don't care if they don't give me a car, but those two things are what you put your blood and sweat into. So whatever contract I'm having next, that is going to be a push point. For me, those things are priceless." (ANI)