Kimi Raikkonen may not even be interested in a part-time role in the category once he hangs up his Formula 1 helmet.
Alfa Romeo boss Frederic Vasseur is keen on retaining the 42-year-old in an advisory role to help guide the Sauber-run outfit's "mid-term development".
But a new book by Finnish journalist Heikki Kulta called 'Suomalaisten F1-ajajien matkassa' quoted Raikkonen as ruling out a full-time role.
"In that case, if I have to be there every time, I'd rather continue to drive. It wouldn't make any sense," the 2007 world champion said.
He did not rule out a part-time role, but the Finn has now played that possibility down as well.
When asked what he will do in the future after two decades on the grid, Raikkonen answered: "I really haven't planned anything, not even in terms of motorsport.
"I don't want to be tied to a certain program for a while. I'll let it happen to me.
"But as far as Formula 1 goes, you will hardly see me again - at least not as an expert for television.
"When I didn't race for two years, I didn't come to the track either. I didn't even watch a race," he smiled.
