Fernando Alonso says he is currently in "energy-saving mode" as he juggles duti♎es in both Formula 1 and the FIA World Endurance Championship over🧔 the next two months to further his bid to win the 'triple crown of motorsport'.

Alonso will make his WEC debut for Toyota in this weekend's 6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps, forming part of a relentless schedule that will see him be on-track for nine of the next 10 weekends that also in⭕clu♕des six F1 races and the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Alonso is chasing a victory at Le Mans to add to his brace of Monaco Grand 𒈔Prix wins, with the Indianapolis 500 forming the third part of the 'triple crown'🐻, a feat only achieved once before in motorsport history by Graham Hill.

Asked by wuqian0821.com in Azerbaijan how he was adapting to the challenge of ba🐻lancing two world championship series and the resulting schedule, Alonso explained how he is be🥀ing more measured in his approach to training given the amount of racing he has coming up.

"I’m in energy saving mode everyday! Because I ﷽know that it counts," Alonso said.

"I woke up this morning, I planned to go t꧑o the gym and have a little bit of exercise. I woke༺ up, I was not feeling 100 percent, I was 90. So today I did nothing, I stayed a little bit more in bed. I will go early to sleep again today.

"You try to think two weeks ahead, the energy you will need in two weeks’ time or something like that. It’s not a short-term prepara🍰tion. It’s a long-term preparation.

"I need to be 100 percent on Sunday, 100 percent the Sunday after that in Spain, 100 percent at Le Mans. It’s definitely a very tight calculation of the training programme and how you fly, how you rest, which planes you take, what food you e🐲at.

"You try to always be on the avꦬerage level 99 percent, and not be picky this🐲 year."

Alonso will race alongside Sebastien Buemi and Kazuki Nakajima at Toyota for the 🌟full WEC 'super season' as the Japanese manufacturer looks to defeat the rival privateer LMP1 teams in the championship's premier class.

"I’m as prepared as I can be," Alonso said. "Obviously [Spa] will be my first ever World Endurance Championship experience. It’s quiteꦗ busy now in the next couple of weeks.

"I'm quite looking forward,🌄 it will be a new experience, and hopefully a good on🦹e."