20,009

The total number of laps completed by the competitors who saw the chequered flag at the end of the 93rd running of the legendary race. This represents approximately 272,473 km – 6.8 times the circumference of the world.

1,986

The number of marshals officiating at the race. All in all, 3,206 volunteers helped the event run smoothly.

1,901

The number of pit stops made during the race.

216

The number of cameras used to film and broadcast the event. No fewer than 148 of them were mounted inside the cars.

166

Robert Kubica was the driver who completed the greatest number of laps in this 93rd running of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. He was at the wheel for 166 of the 387 laps covered by the race-winning #83 Ferrari 499P. Conversely, Proton Competition driver Giammarco Levorato, in the #88 Ford Mustang LMGT3, spent the least time on track (two laps).

6

Six slow zones were triggered during the race. They accounted for an aggregate time of 33 minutes and 29 seconds. A slow zone is activated for the safety of the marshals or rescue crews who need to intervene on the track at any given time. An 80 kph speed limit is introduced and overtaking is strictly forbidden in the slow zone.

1

Race Control called out the safety car on just one occasion during the race when the #24 Oreca 07-Gibson of Nielsen Racing went off into the tyre barrier. The intervention lasted 39 minutes and 21 seconds.

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