Fernando Alonso has set his sights on continuing his perfect start ꦬto the FIA World Endurance Championship campaign when the season resumes at Silverstone t💯his weekend.

Alonso has been dovetailing his Formula 1 commitments with a WEC programme through 2018, racing for Toyota in the LMP1 class, and claimed 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:victory on debut at Spa in May before winning the 24 Hours 🌱of Le Mans for the first time in ꩲJune alongside co-driver𝄹s Sebastien Buemi and Kazuki Nakajima.

Already enjoying a lead of 20 points in the drivers' championship over the sister Toyota crew of Mike Conway, Jose Maria Lopez and Kamui Kobayashi, Alonso is eager to continue his perfect🦋 start to his rookie WEC campaign when the 13-month long season continues with🍎 the 6 Hours of Silverstone on Sunday.

"I am looking forward to getting back behind the wheel of ♓a TS050 HYBRID again after a few week🌊s away," Alonso said.

"Of course, I have been prettཧy busy and I know the team has too, preparing for the challenge at Silverstone. Unlike Le Mans, this is a track I know really well and I have already experienced the new track surface, so I hope that can help the team to get a head start.

"So far the WEC♔ sea🍨son has been perfect so I want to keep that going this weekend."

Toyota enjoyed comfortable margins of victo🎉ry over its non-hybrid privateer LMP1 rivals at Spa and Le Mans, but one of Alonso's co-drivers, Sebastien Buemi, feels Silverstone may be a more stringent challenge☂.

"It’s going to be a challenge. We know Silverstone is never an easy track for the hybrid systems because we don’t hav🅺e a lot of heavy braking, plus there has been an EoT [equivalence of technology] adjustment," Buemi said.

"It’s going to be a 💜challenge and🅠 I’m looking forward to the fight. It will also be a pleasure to be there in August after years of visiting in April when it’s pretty cold, so I have high hopes for the weather."