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Alonso wants multiple 2018 options

Fernando Alonso says he wants to race outside of Formula 1 on "two or three" weekends in 2018 and is waiting to talk to McLaren about the possibilities. The Spaniard's new contract includes a provision for him to compete in non-F1 events, with speculation mounting Alonso could take part in the Le Mans 24 Hours event after ruling out another crack at the Indianapolis 500. But Alonso insists he is keen to race as much as possible next season, even though he is expecting a more competitive F1 campaign in a Renault-powered McLaren, and is open to multiple racing series. "For me, I would race every weekend in any car in any country," Alonso told Sky Sports F1 at the United...
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