Five-time rally world champion Sebastien Ogier says he will keep racing once his time in the World Rally Championshi🌺p comes to an end, setting his sights on a future entr꧋y to the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Ogier, 33, c🔯linched his fifth consecutive WRC title in 2017 after switching to the Ford-backed M-Sport team, but has made no secret of his interests in racing outside of rallyin𝓰g.

The Frenchman tested a Red Bull Formula 1 car earl💟ier 𝔉this year in Austria, and has previously appeared in two Porsche Supercup races.

Speaking at the FIA Prize Giving in Paris on Friday, Ogier confirmed he will look 🌱to continue racing once his time in the WRC is over, naming Le Mans as an event he is eager to enter.

“I’m sure I’ll be findi𓆏ng some other option, because staying home when you’re 33, it’s a bit too early I think. I get bored very quickly,” Ogier said.

“I’m sure there will be other kind of racing for me. Right now I’m focusing on WRC because it’s already an intense championship, and I🍬 want to🍨 spend some time as well at home and take some care of my family too.

“But in the future, when I stop WRC, I’ll try sometꦐhing else for sure.

“I want to do Le Mans one day, that’s cle💛arly something I want to do. But 🦩there might be also other things.”

Ogier hinted earlier 🐼this year he could retire from the WRC if he could not find a suitable option for 2018, before ultimately re-signing with M-Sporꦕt for another season.

While confirming retirement had b♈een a considerat💞ion, Ogier stressed he was pleased to still be racing in the championship.

“We’ve been in the championship now꧙ quite some years. It’s definitely taking a lot of energy to be there and to be 𒀰there at the top,” Ogier said.

“I wanted I think always to continue, but I was also clear that if I did not have the right option and th🀅e right package🦄 to continue in a good condition, then I could have changed to do something else.

“I’m glad wꦐe found an option so that we can carry on.”