Although it has not been announced, the Spaniard's Ferrari contract has been terminated at his request and the team have signed Sebastian Vettel for 2015.The double champion's only Formula 1 option next year looks to be McLaren.Asked how much danger there was of ending up without a drive, Alonso said: "Probably not a big risk."McLaren are waiting for Alonso's decision before finalising their 2015 line-up, so the futures of current drivers Jenson Button and Kevin Magnussen are under threat."You shouldn't worry about me," Button said. "I am in a great place in my life right now and whatever happens next year I am happy."It was tough for a little while but it's not any more. It's tougher for my team-mate."I have been in the sport for a long time. I have won a world title and 15 races but Kevin is in his first season and there is more pressure on him to get a drive. I just hope they make the right decision."Button, 34, has scored nearly double Magnussen's points this year but the Dane's qualifying pace has impressed - he leads Button nine-seven in his rookie season - even if his weaker performance in races is a concern for the team.McLaren insist they have no signed contract with Alonso. But it is understood a multi-year deal has been agreed and is waiting to be finalised as the Spaniard weighs up what he considers to be the best option for his future.Although McLaren and new engine partner Honda want evidence that Alonso is committed for the long term, joining McLaren for 2015 would not necessarily mean he would stay for more than a year.(BBC)Bakudaily.Az