There was a time long ago when racing every weekend in various categories was the norm rather than the exception for many Grand Prix drivers.
In 2018, Fernando Alonso indulged in a bout of diversity when he dovetailed his F1 commitments with McLaren with a season of endurance racing with Toyota, but the Spaniard was an outlier in F1's otherwise very restricted world.
In 1971, a few F1 drivers took a break from Grand Prix racing's agenda to fulfill their duties in sporstcar racing.
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