Antonio Felix da Costa had a mixed season in Formula E for Porsche, finishing sixth in the championship standings.
The Portuguese driver suffered a difficult start, retiring from the season opener in Mexico and failing to score points in Saudi Arabia.
Da Costa began to improve as Formula E headed to Europe, scoring points in Monaco before winning the second race of the weekend in Berlin.
This was a significant confidence boost for Da Costa, who lacked good results in the opening few rounds during his second season at Porsche.
He told SoyMotor that he would like to race at other events alongside Formula E next year, and there could be some possibilities.
Antonio Felix da Costa would like to race at Daytona and Le Mans
Da Costa has driven in a range of cars over his career, beginning with single-seaters as he pushed for a seat in F1 and closed-cockpit cars.
The Porsche driver would like to race in more endurance races as one-off entries rather than a full championship, as his main focus is still Formula E.
He has previously competed in the World Endurance Championship in categories ranging from LMGTE Pro to LMP2 and Hypercar.
Da Costa has also been very successful in endurance racing, winning the LMP2 class at Le Mans in 2022 and the championship that year.
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He said: “We have to decide these things, not today, not tomorrow, but in a couple of months, surely. It’s not my priority today, but returning to Resistencia is a goal of mine.
“I think I’m going to return this year for some races, Daytona, Le Mans, I’m going to do them, but not full seasons and programs, which I really like.
“We have to see what is going to happen, what proposals are going to come and weigh everything up and see what is the best option to continue racing with cars that I like.”
Antonio Felix da Costa will be hoping for more consistency in the 2024-25 Formula E season
Da Costa had some blistering form last season in Formula E, winning four races including two at his home event in Portugal.
Despite his good form, lacklustre rounds in Saudi Arabia and London cost him many points to recover from over the season.
There will be a lot of strong competition this season in Formula E as Zane Maloney is leaving Formula 2 to race in the all-electric series.