The historic nature of this year's running of the 24 Hours calls for special safety measures, so all emergency services, security personnel and government services will be mobilised to ensure the perfect spectator experience.

The Hypercar class is for cars capable of going after the overall win driven by either experienced drivers or those on the rise but with already well-established talent. They all want the same thing: to claim the top step on the overall podium on Sunday 11 June.

Every year since the first running in 1923, the 24 Hours of Le Mans has thrown its fair share of curveballs at competitors, inspiring an inside joke that the race chooses its own winner.

With Scrutineering and Test Day wrapped up, today the 186 drivers will attend a briefing, gather for the official group photo and meet with fans for an autograph session. Meanwhile, team mechanics are set to compete in the Pit Stop Challenge.

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There are several ways to keep up with the 24 Hours of Le Mans Centenary, the fourth round of the 2023 FIA WEC World Endurance Championship. Fans keen not to miss any of the action can watch it on television, follow it on social media or use the 24H Le Mans app.

The 62 teams in the Centenary took part in the 2nd Annual Pit Stop Challenge on Tuesday afternoon. Mechanics for the #93 Peugeot 9X8 triumphed in this cutthroat test of speed and dexterity.

Every year for the past 100 years, a single car and a single team have their hard work rewarded with overall victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Only a select handful of drivers get to revel in glory, while others leave licking their wounds.