Fernando Alonso says the chances of extending his LMP1 deal with Toyota ღinto a second FIA World Endurance Championship season remain “50/50” as he considers his future racing plans.

Two-time Formula 1 world champion Alonso liꦜn💧ked up with Toyota for the 2018-19 WEC campaign, winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans last June. He currently leads the WEC drivers’ standings alongside co-drivers Sebastien Buemi and Kazuki Nakajima.

Alonso is contracted to race for Toyota in three further WEC rounds to the end of the season, but said it was “50/50” as to whether he would remain with the Ja🎃panese marque for the ’ꩲ19-20 season.

🃏“Obviously I want to finish this Super Season in the best way possible,” 🙈Alonso said, .

“We’re leading the world championship now. Le Mans will be the final race. It wou🎉ld be nice to have another opportunity to win it.

“Then until June I’m very, very busy. After June, it depends how it goes in the WEC championship, the Indy 500 inꩲ May.

“Maybe there are other challenges th𝔉at may appear in the future [where] the WEC may be a priority o𝐆r not.

“That will be the final decision.”

Alonso is currently bidding to become only the second driver in history to complete the ‘triple crown of motorsport’, needing only an Indianapolis 500 win to emulate Graham Hill’s achievement from 1972. He stopped raci♒ng in F1 at the end of last season after 17 years in the sport.

The Spania𒀰rd has no confirmed races thi🦹s year beyond Le Mans in June, with🍸 the new WEC season set to begin at Si🦄lverstone on September 1.