Fernando Alonso may not be doing the Indy 500 this year, instead his motorsport year is going to be even more packed as he’ll race in as many rounds as possible during the World Endurance Championship for Toyota alongside his F1 season with McLaren.
Last year Brendon Hartley did something similar when he was signed by Toro Rosso while still completing his championship season with Porsche in the WEC.
Starting at last weekend’s Daytona 24 Hours and finishing at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in November, here’s how Alonso’s 2018 season looks.
January 27-28 – Daytona 24 Hours
March 25 – Australian Grand Prix
April 8 – Bahrain Grand Prix
April 15 – Chinese Grand Prix
April 29 – Azerbaijan Grand Prix
May 5 – 6 Hours of Spa
May 13 – Spanish Grand Prix
May 27 – Monaco Grand Prix
June 10 – Canadian Grand Prix
June 16-17 – 24 Hours of Le Mans
June 24 – French Grand Prix
July 1 – Austrian Grand Prix
July 8 – British Grand Prix
July 22 – German Grand Prix
July 29 – Hungarian Grand Prix
August 19 – 6 Hours of Silverstone
August 26 – Belgian Grand Prix
September 2 – Italian Grand Prix
September 16 – Singapore Grand Prix
September 30 – Russian Grand Prix
October 7 – Japanese Grand Prix
October 21 – United States Grand Prix
October 28 – Mexican Grand Prix
November 11 – Brazilian Grand Prix
November 18 – 6 Hours of Shanghai
November 25 – Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
There’s even talk of the 6 Hours of Fuji moving its current date to accommodate Alonso, so it could be even more!
