Fernando Alonso has revealed that he'd 'love' to compete in the Le Mans 24 Hours again but with fellow two-time World Champion Max Verstappen as his team-mate, with the Spaniard admitting that it'd be an 'honour' to partner the Dutchman. Alonso competed in the prestigious event during his two-year sabbatical from Formula 1; however, his first attempt at winning the 24-Hour race came when he was still racing for McLaren. The 41-year-old was able to compete in the 2018 Le Mans 24 Hours alongside his McLaren F1 commitments, with the veteran having actually won the race on his first attempt. Alonso competed for Toyota again in 2019 where he claimed a second consecutive win at the legendary...
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