Novem / Le Mans Explained: 24 Hours of Le Mans 24 Hours of Le Mans - more commonly referred to as Le Mans 24, is the biggest competition in endurance
From2022 the FIA will allow LMDh cars to compete at Le Mans and other World Endurance Championship (WEC) races, alongside its own ‘Hypercar’ or LMH rules that are being TheLe Mans rules stated that the car that traveled the greatest distance in 24 hours was the winner. I suppose that rule was eliminated when they changed to a rolling start in 1971. And I read that Leo Beebe of Ford knew about the Soyou watched Ford V Ferrari and now you want to watch the real thing. You've come to the right place. Watch as Mark explains the basics of the 24 Hours ofHavingmade its debut last year, the exciting new Le Mans Hypercar class (LMh) sits at the top of the grid, with this year’s Le Mans Daytona Hybrid (LMDh) debut bringing total top-class entrants to 16. LMGTE Pro has been axed for 2023 with the LMGTE Am category now larger than ever with 21 cars, joined by 24 in the existing LMP2 class.
Othernews coming from the press conference included the renewal of the contract of the WEC promoter with Bahrain International Circuit, securing the circuit’s slot on the FIA WEC calendar until 2027, the appointment of nine-time Le Mans winner and former FIA Endurance Commission President Tom Kristensen as the ambassador of next year’sJMKONl.