Ex-Formul𝔉a 1 driver Felipe Massa has revealed he is talking to several FIA Formula E teams about a possible move into the all-electric series for season five. 

Massa, who took 11 wins across his 15-year F1 career, retired from the sport for the second time at the end of the 2017 season. The 36-year-old has been evaluating which series to pursue for the next stage of his career and recently con🍸tested the opening round of the 2018 Brazilian Stock Car Champio꧂nship at Interlagos. 

The Brazilian has previously expressed his interest in a possible switch inꦚto Formula E and has been linked with Jaguar after cond🔯ucting a one-day test with the British manufacturer in early 2017. 

Speaking as a guest at Formula E’s inaugural Rome E-Prix last weekend, Massa said: “I think it can be a nice pleasure to be here racing, I ca🐽nnot stay at home for very long so I need to find something to do. 

“Formula E is a championship that is showing some good possibilities so I still have nothing really real. But I’m talking to some teams so let’s see if it’s possible to rac🌟e here in the future.”

Massa has made it clear about wanting to contest a full-time campaign he feels he could be𓂃 competitive in from thღe off, so is unlikely to join Formula E mid-season.

On my way to Rome to watch ! I am sure it will be a great Race to attend ! And perhaps been there Racing next Year . A caminho de Roma para assistir a ! Tenho certeza que vai ser muito bacana . E quem sabe estar correndo no♕ próximo ano .

— Felipe Massa (@MassaFelipe19)