RACER has learned that despite whatever changes might be in store for Jan Magnussen at Corvette Racing, the 17-year veteran of the factory GM program intends to continue racing in 2020 and beyond. Remaining in North America is said to be the 2017-2018 GT Le Mans champion’s preference.

As revealed last month in Monterey, IMSA’s 2017 WeatherTech SportsCar Championship Prototype title winner Jordan Taylor is expected to be confirmed as a full-time member of the Corvette Racing C8.R outfit. Magnussen is also tipped to be rotating out of the program after this weekend’s season finale at Petit Le Mans.

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Although both developments await acknowledgement from the team, it’s believed Magnussen’s services could be in demand in IMSA’s other classes once clarity is provided after the 10-hour race in Braselton, Georgia.

“My focus remains solely on this weekend’s race with Corvette Racing and finishing the season with a win at Road Atlanta,” a noncommittal Magnussen told RACER. “I can’t comment on anything beyond this weekend at this stage.”

Prior to joining Corvette Racing, Magnussen was a member of the factory Panoz LMP1 program, and once inside the GM family, his services were often called upon to compete in GT and prototype machinery. A four-time champion for Corvette, and a four-time class winner for the team at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the 46-year-old currently holds third in the GTLM standings with teammate Antonio Garcia.