Le Mans Motor Sport — 24 Hours of Le Mans Guide

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Accommodation and camping village at Le Mans

Accommodation and Camping at Le Mans

Private accommodation For those visitors to Le Mnas who want the privacy (and peace and quiet) of a private room tour operators have provided a village of Flexotel cabins. These cabins are located in a private area at “Antares Sud” which is in the centre of the circuit and within an easy stroll from the […]

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Le Mans 24 Hours race schedule

Dates and Schedule

The 94th 24 Hours of Le Mans ran from Friday 5 June to Sunday 14 June 2026, with scrutineering and Test Day building through the week before the race itself started on Saturday 13 June. Toyota's #7 GR010 Hybrid took the win, its first at Le Mans since 2022 […]

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Porsche Curves at the Le Mans circuit

Location and Direction

Taking its name from the nearby river Sarthe is without doubt best known for the spectacle of the Le Mans 24 Hour race. However there are other attractions to the town and the surrounding area. Le Mans has some of the best preserved Roman walls in Europe and the natural splendour of the area is […]

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Latest News

June 14, 2026 – Updated July 2026 by Simon Purnell

We'll keep you updated with the latest news for Le Mans Circuit:

14/6/2026 – Toyota wins the 94th 24 Hours of Le Mans. The #7 GR010 Hybrid, driven by Kamui Kobayashi, Nyck de Vries and Mike Conway, took the overall win by just 11 seconds from the #20 BMW M Hybrid V8 – Toyota's first win since 2022.

14/6/2026 – Conway and Kobayashi win Le Mans for a second time together, having previously won in 2021. It's a first Le Mans win for team-mate Nyck de Vries.

14/6/2026 – BMW's M Hybrid V8 takes second overall (#20, Frijns/Rast/van der Linde), with a second Toyota (#8) completing the outright podium.

14/6/2026 – LMP2 honours go to Inter Europol Competition's #43 entry, and the LMGT3 class is won by the #33 Corvette.

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