Le Mans News

The Frenchman has credited Peugeot for saving his career after a troubled 2024 season

Check out the full entry list for the Sebring 12 Hours, the second round of the 2025 IMSA SportsCar Championship

The Le Mans outing precedes Lotterer joining Genesis’ new Hypercar programme in 2025

The pinnacle of sportscar racing is in a better shape than ever before, with eight manufacturers competing for outright honours in the WEC this year

The Ecuadorian-American driver last raced an LMP2 car in 2023

Check out the full entry list for the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours, the 93rd running of the French endurance classic and the blue riband round of the 2025 World Endurance Championship.

This year’s Le Mans 24 Hours will feature a total of 62 cars, including 21 in the top class

Valentino Rossi is assessing his options for 2025 - WEC or GT World Challenge Europe.

Valentino Rossi impresses in BMW M Hybrid V8

Porsche have donated 911,00 Euros following the 2024 Le Mans 24h race.

Jean-Eric Vergne: “It was an incredible race this year. It was the most competitive and the most difficult Le Mans I have experienced.”

Zak Brown has given a big hint that McLaren is eying up entry into the Hypercar class in endurance racing.

Mick Schumacher says Alpine “grew as a team” at Le Mans as he hopes to return in the future.

Pierre Gasly says Le Mans will have to wait but that “it will be a dream to win one day.”

Kamui Kobayashi believes the #7 Toyota car could have won the Le Mans 24 hours had it not suffered “a few issues”.

Brendon Hartley: “For the fans it was a beautiful race, but it was heartbreaking for us at the end. We were in a position to win for quite a lot of the race.”

The #51 Ferrari team had to settle for P3 while the sister #50 car went on to claim victory at Le Mans.

Romain Grosjean and Lamborghini finished the 2024 Le Mans race 13th.

Valentino Rossi was first in the LMGT3 class for much of his opening stint in the #46 WRT BMW before a crash for his team-mate ended their hopes of victory.

Nicklas Nielsen: “Fantastic! It really is a dream come true. The victory seemed very difficult for part of the race, even at the end, when we had a problem with the door.”

Jenson Button claimed P9 at the 2024 Le Mans 24 hours race.

Ferrari have made it back-to-back Le Mans wins after the #50 car of Nicklas Nielsen, Antonio Fuoco and Miguel Molina held off the #7 Toyota.

Ferrari, Toyota, Cadillac and Porsche are all still in the fight for victory at the 24 hours of Le Mans.

Toyota remain the leaders with the #8 car ahead of the #6 Porsche Penske machine.