WEC Endurance

24 Hours of Le Mans

Circuit de la Sarthe · Le Mans, France

Track length: 13.626 km
First race: 1923
Editions held: 94
Lap record: 3:14.791

Next edition 12–13 June 2027 · 95th edition

The story

Twice around the clock

Since 1923, cars race for 24 hours straight on a track that is mostly public roads, closed to traffic for the race. Several drivers share one car and take turns at the wheel.

Hypercars, LMP2 prototypes and GT3 cars are on track at the same time, each class fighting its own race. Le Mans is one of the three events of motorsport's unofficial Triple Crown, next to the Monaco Grand Prix and the Indianapolis 500.

In numbers

3:14.791Lap record: Kamui Kobayashi, Toyota TS050 Hybrid, qualifying 2017. Average 251.9 km/h.
9Most wins by a driver: Tom Kristensen.
19Most wins by a make: Porsche, last in 2017.
5,410 kmDistance record: Set by Audi in 2010: 397 laps in 24 hours.
13.626 kmTrack length: One lap of the Circuit de la Sarthe, mostly public roads that are closed for the race.

The last two editions

What happened

Results are sealed, like in the app. Open them only if you have watched. The weather, the number of starters and the safety cars stay hidden too.

2026

13–14 June · 94th edition

Sealed

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2025

14–15 June · 93rd edition

Sealed

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In GridTiming

How this race will look in the app

Every session in your timeEvery session of the weekend, with a countdown and a calendar file.
Hour by hourSlept through five hours? No problem. Catch up on the order hour by hour, never further than you have watched.
Results sealedNothing shows until you hold to reveal. Everything, the top 3 or one by one: you choose.
Rate itWas it better than last year? Your rating builds your own top races.
Being thereBeen there in person? Rate the view, the camping and the queues separately.