24h Le Mans
The next 24 Hours of Le Mans on 10-14 June is eagerly awaited, following record-breaking attendance this year. Ticketing details for the 94th edition, the 4th round of the 2026 FIA WEC are announced today.
Ticket sales in two waves
The ticket office will open early for ACO Members, with a presale period from Tuesday 4 to Thursday 6 November 2025. Club members will be able to purchase their race packages online, on site at the circuit (Place du Village from 10:00 to 18:00) or in official ACO outlets in Paris, Tours and Rouen.
As of 7 November 2025, tickets will go on general sale at ticket.24h-lemans.com, in official ACO stores and from partner agencies.
Google Pay and Apple Pay are now accepted means of payment, in addition to the usual methods.
Last year, full week passes sold out within a day.
New grandstands
The Automobile Club de l’Ouest continues to improve spectator experience. New grandstand seating has been added in popular viewing areas La Chapelle, Maison Blanche and Karting.
The grandstands have been renumbered and renamed for clarity.
These additions are part of an overall refurbishment programme designed to improve accessibility and comfort for spectators.
Green Ticket: a shared commitment
Introduced in 2022, the Green Ticket is a shared commitment between the race organiser and spectators who commit to using low-carbon transport to travel to the race (train, tram, bicycle, walking, carpool or low-emission vehicle).
In return, the ACO invests 5% of Green Ticket proceeds towards decarbonising the event.
Green Ticket holders are awarded points towards the Impact Challenge contest introduced last year.
These measures are part of the ACO’s Race to 2030 programme, which aims to reduce the race’s emissions by 30% by 2030 and contribute to the nation’s carbon neutral goal.
Extension of validity for Practice & Qualifying Session tickets
More good news! All practice and qualifying session tickets for Test Day and the Wednesday and Thursday sessions include admission to the circuit on Tuesday 9 June 2026 so spectators can experience the mounting tension at the circuit.
A variety of offers and VIP Packages
Race Week Admission is €122 (€73 for ACO Members). The comprehensive range of ticketing packages covers the full spectrum of racegoer requirements, from practice and qualifying sessions, the race itself, to grandstand seating and VIP experiences.
Like last year, ACO Members get a 5% discount on VIP Packages (up to two packages per member, subject to availability).
Roll on 2026!
From a racing point of view, the next 24 Hours of Le Mans sees Korean manufacturer Genesis enter the top class of the tough competition, and a new improved Toyota hypercar ready to regain winner status.
Ticket sales:
2026 Race: 10–14 June
Information and Tickets: https://www.24h-lemans.com/en/tickets-2026
