Charles Leclerc has been embedded on the F1 grid since 2018 but the Monégasque driver is open to exploring options outside the series.
Charles Leclerc has confirmed his interest in taking part in the 24 Hours of Le Mans before calling time on his racing career.
The Monégasque driver is also not completely opposed to entering the Indianapolis 500 at some point.
The expanded F1 calendar leaves drivers with little chance to explore racing opportunities away from the series, as was the case in past decades.
Ferrari, one of the most successful manufacturers at Le Mans, has triumphed at the last two events in the Hypercar category.
Many F1 drivers, including reigning world champion Max Verstappen, have voiced their desire to compete at Le Mans - with Leclerc now joining the list of hopefuls.
“I'm really interested in doing Le Mans one day,” Leclerc told media including RacingNews365.
“Indianapolis is not something that I've been particularly looking at. However, maybe one day.
“But Le Mans is definitely one of those races that I would like to compete in one day. I don't know when, but hopefully soon.”
