Fernando Alonso has hinted at a possible Le Mans 24 Hours entry next year as he continues to ponder his Formula One future with McLaren. The Spaniard competed in the Indianapolis 500 this year, missing the Monaco Grand Prix, but has ruled out an immediate return. Indianapolis, Le Mans and the Formula One world championship make up the so-called 'Triple Crown' of motorsport, a feat achieved only by the late Graham Hill and one that Alonso wants to match. "I'm still thinking, still deciding. I could have a decision already made, but there's still some details that we need to figure out," Alonso said in an Instagram Live Q+A when asked about his F1 future. "My aim is to be the...
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