The start of the 2nd Virtual 24 Hours of Le Mans, finale of the 2021-2022 Le Mans Virtual Series season, was given at 14:00 French time. Realteam Hydrogen Redline's #70 ORECA 07 LMP2 is currently in the lead after Team Redline's #123 ORECA was forced to retire.

The 50 competitors in the 2022 Virtual 24 Hours will do battle today and tomorrow with the race finish at 14:00 French time. Don't miss the action and find out the winners of the race and the 2021-2022 Le Mans Virtual Series season.

The 2nd Virtual 24 Hours of Le Mans is today, Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 January, with 200 professional drivers and simracers competing in the finale of the 2021-2022 Le Mans Virtual Series.

In June 2020, Louis Delétraz won the first Virtual 24 Hours of Le Mans before taking part in the real race three months later. The Swiss driver has already had remarkable success in endurance, namely earning the LMP2 title in the 2021 European Le Mans Series. Here is a look at his experiences at both the real and vi...

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After an intense race full of duels, Realteam Hydrogen Redline's #70 ORECA 07 LMP2 shared by Felipe Dugrovich, Oliver Rowland, Jeffrey Rietveld and Michal Smidl won the 2nd Virtual 24 Hours of Le Mans. In the GTE class, BMW Team Redline's #71 BMW M8 GTE claimed the top step on the podium. Both teams also earned the ...

Four hours from the checkered flag at the 2nd Virtual 24 Hours, the #70 ORECA 07 LMP2 of Realteam Hydrogen Redline is still in the lead, but the race remains tight and battles are sure to heat up as the clock ticks down.