2023 celebrated the 100th anniversary of the first running of the Le Mans 24 hours, the inaugural event won by the French duo of
Andre Lagache and Rene Leonard on board a Chenard-Walcker.
2024's race was another cracking example of close finishes with the leading Ferrari and Toyota trading places until the last hour, when final
pitstops ultimately decided the race in favour of the #50 Ferrari 499P, by less than 15 seconds. In fact 9 of the Hypercars were classified on the
same lap!
2025's entry list shows the departure of Lamborghini from the Hypercar and GT3 ranks, but the addition of Aston Martin in Hypercar and the return of Mercedes-AMG to La Sarthe for the first time in many years, in conjunction with the Iron Lynx in the GT3 category.
You can see the full (provisional) entry list on the ACO website.
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Just looking for race viewing hospitality? Then this is the option for you!
This fabulous trackside marquee offers a raised viewing
platform adjacent to the Ford Chicane. All packages with paddock access, option to include grid walk and grandstand seat.
Limited availability
Take advantage of this hotel option beside Le Mans' railway station and just moments from a tram stop for easy access to and from the circuit without a car.
Includes our trackside hospitality experience with paddock access.
Very limited availability
This superior 3* hotel option offers a chance to get away from the track for a restful experience, about 45 minutes from parking at the circuit.
Package includes the trackside hospitality with paddock access, plus grid walk & grandstand seat.
Following a review of options we aren't offering a 'shared' chateau option for 2025 - but if you are a small group (8-16 guests) then we can probably help! Get in touch to discuss your requirements but don't leave it long as these options don't hang around.
View from hospitality terrace, finish of the 2024 Le Mans 24h