Championship · Schedule · Circuit de la Sarthe
Reserve Circuit · Europe
Circuit de la Sarthe
Le Mans, France
13.626
Kilometres
38
Turns
24h
Headline Race
Europe
Region
Reserve Circuit · Europe
Thirteen kilometres of circuit and public road — the Mulsanne flat-out, the Porsche Curves, twenty-four hours through day and night.
ReserveWhy This Track
The 24 Hours.
First run in 1923, the Circuit de la Sarthe is the holy ground of endurance racing — 13.6 kilometres of permanent track and closed public road, where the 24 Hours of Le Mans has crowned legends for a century. It would be the championship’s ultimate test of car and crew: the Mulsanne at over 300 km/h, the Porsche Curves at dawn, the long night.
What You’ll Experience
Through The Night.
A buy-a-split on the road to glory: the Dunlop chicane, the Mulsanne straight at full stretch, the Ford Chicanes onto the line — bookended by the Sarthe countryside and the cathedral of Le Mans.
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The Mulsanne straight
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24 Hours of Le Mans
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A century of legend
The Founding Class Is Open — Once.
A circuit held in reserve for the long bet. The members who build it now write the first chapter.