The Porsche Sprint Challenge is a major fixture of endurance. Fans enjoy the familiar roar of the famous flat 6 engines. Free Practice is scheduled on Wednesday 11 June. Details will be published soon.

MCLAREN A NAME FOR ETERNITY* EXPOSITION TEMPORAIRE AU MUSÉE DES 24 HEURES

Cette nouvelle exposition met en lumière l'histoire de la marque McLaren aux 24 Heures du Mans mais aussi en Formule 1 ou dans le Championnat Américain Canam.

L’exposition inédite McLaren a Name for Eternity vous fera découvrir l’épopée légendaire d’une marque qui a laissé son empreinte dans l’histoire automobile. De la première voiture conçue par McLaren, en passant par la première Formule 1 de l’écurie, l’exposition retracera les jalons d’une aventure humaine et technologique exceptionnelle !

Voyagez à travers le temps et découvrez les véhicules prestigieux de cette marque légendaire qui célèbre le 30ème anniversaire de sa victoire aux 24 Heures du Mans 1995.

The 24 Hours of Le Mans manufacturers' village will feature the unmissable presence of manufacturers taking part in the race or future participants in the race.

With spectacular exhibitions, sales of souvenirs and collections, and a place to relax, this village is a real place of life not to be missed during your visit!

Since 2018, the Automobile Club de l'Ouest has launched a Hydrogen programme to decarbonise motor racing. A village dedicated to the Hydrogen competition, as well as to a wide range of existing forms of mobility (motorbike, car, boat, bus, but also rocket), will enable spectators to discover or perfect their knowledge of this new energy vector. Pierre Fillon, Chairman of the ACO and Vice-Chairman of MissionH24, will inaugurate this lively area of over 2,500 m2 on Wednesday 11 June at 11.30am. The village will be open from Wednesday to Sunday from 10am.

Our Fan Zones will offer a wide variety of experiences for all ages. The Family Fan Zone will be designed for families with fun and educational activities in the Kids Zone, video games and interactive displays. The East Gate Fan Zone will combine commitment to society through several community initiatives and well-being within the relaxation zone where free massages and temporary tattoos will be available. The Karting Fan Zone will host motorsport-based activities, such as simulators and auto displays. The Tertre Rouge Fan Zone – new this year – will focus on open-air activities with a laser game and a climbing wall. The Concert Fan Zone will crank up the party mood with a number of live music acts taking the stage. Each Fan Zone will aim to provide a wide variety of interests to cater for all racegoers. 

The LMGT3’s "siblings" will be at Le Mans for the first time, in the Ford Mustang Challenge. All Ford Mustang Challenge entrants and qualified owners of a Ford Mustang Dark Horse R are invited to compete. Head to the track for the free practice sessions on Wednesday 11 June. Details will be published soon.

Since 2018, the Automobile Club de l'Ouest has launched a Hydrogen program to decarbonise motor racing. A village dedicated to the Hydrogen competition, as well as to a wide range of existing forms of mobility (motorbike, car, boat, bus, but also rocket), will enable spectators to discover or perfect their knowledge of this new energy vector. Pierre Fillon, Chairman of the ACO and Vice-Chairman of MissionH24, will inaugurate this lively area of over 2,500 m2 on Wednesday 11 June at 11.30am. The village will be open from Wednesday to Sunday from 10am.

Road to Le Mans is the highlight of the Michelin Le Mans Cup. The championship is open to LMP3 and GT3 cars. Introduced by the ACO in 2016, Road to Le Mans paves the way to the world’s greatest endurance race, providing drivers and teams with precious experience as they work their way through the feeder series. Spectators are treated to two 55-minute races, on Thursday 12 and Saturday 14 June. Details will be published soon.

The Porsche Sprint Challenge is a major fixture of endurance. Fans enjoy the familiar roar of the famous flat 6 engines. Free Practice is scheduled on Wednesday 11 June. Details will be published soon.

Teams have three hours in which to adjust the cars’ settings to race conditions. Drivers practise long stints and check aerodynamics, tyres and fuel consumption. After that, if there is time left, some drivers are likely to demonstrate their car’s speed in preparation for the qualifying sessions.

The "siblings" of the LMGT3 model will compete for the first time on track as part of the Mustang Challenge Le Mans. All Mustang Challenge participants and qualified Mustang Dark Horse R owners are invited to compete. Both free practice sessions are on Wednesday 11 June.

LMP2 and LMGT3 cars take part in a 30-minute qualifying session. The challenge? Only the 12 best cars in these respective categories will be able to take part in the Hyperpole sequence the following day.

The Hypercar class lines up for a 30-minute qualifying session. The challenge? Only the 15 best cars will be able to take part in the Hyperpole sequence the following day.

From 20:00, you can catch the opening act, followed by Eddy de Pretto, who will be performing on the 24 Hours of Le Mans stage until 23:00.

Eddy de Pretto is back! The French singer-songwriter’s latest release was his Crash cœur album in 2023, which followed the 2021 composition À tous les bâtards.

An accomplished musician, de Pretto is as at home on screen as on stage. His new 12-track album has a funky R&B sound, coupled with highly sensitive yet blunt lyrics.

Those who grew up in the early 2000s will hear the echo of that era in these ambitious, forceful songs. 

Asserting his many roles – he’s also a film director, artistic director and producer – de Pretto displays all the brilliance of a multifaceted artist. 

Eddy de Pretto is currently touring in France.

Road to Le Mans is the highlight of the 2025 Michelin Le Mans Cup. The championship is for LMP3 and GT3 cars. Introduced by the ACO in 2016, Road to Le Mans paves the way to the world’s greatest endurance race, providing drivers and teams with precious experience as they work their way through the feeder series. The competition is divided into two 55-minute-long races, scheduled on Thursday 12 and Saturday 14 June.

The day ends with a two-hour free practice session for the whole field. This session takes place after dark, meaning more adjustments for drivers. Will they alter their braking points?