Circuit
Name: Circuit de la Sarthe
Opened: 1923
Country: France
Length: 13,629 km
Corners: 21
Watch Allan McNish’s famous Le Mans track guide here.
Timetable
(all times CEST)
| Date | Session | Start time |
End time |
| Wednesday 10th June | Free Practice 1 | 16:00 | 20:00 |
| Wednesday 10th June | Qualifying 1 | 22:00 | 0:00 |
| Thursday 11th June | Qualifying 2 | 19:00 | 21:00 |
| Thursday 11th June | Qualifying 3 | 22:00 | 0:00 |
| Saturday 13th June | Warm-up | 9:00 | 9:45 |
| Saturday 13th June | Race (start) | 15:00 | – |
| Sunday 14th June | Race (end) | – | 15:00 |
Entry list
Grab one of Andy Blackmore’s excellent Spotters’ Guides here.
Weather forecast
Where to watch & listen
UK:
Full race coverage on British Eurosport/Eurosport 2/Eurosport Player.
Europe:
Full coverage on Eurosport (not available in all countries; check local listings).
Live streaming:
Full live commercial-free streaming of qualifying and the race via live.fiawec.com and through the FIA WEC app.
Check the website for pricing packages.
Radio:
Exclusive live radio coverage of all sessions on Mobil 1 Radio Le Mans and around the track at 91.2 FM.
Live onboards:
A number of teams will be running live onboards throughout the race, so check back here during the race for more links.
Live timing
The FIA WEC offers free live timing at live.fiawec.com.
Timing from all sessions published promptly at fiawec.alkamelsystems.com.
Social media
Twitter:
Follow WEC-Magazin at /wec-magazin.
Official series accounts: /fiawec and /fiawec_live.
Dailysportscar.com has put together a Twitter list of all competing teams and drivers, which can be found by following this link.
Instagram:
Follow WEC-magazin at @wecmagazin for the best and latest images from La Sarthe from our photographers on site.
Official FIA WEC accounts: @fiawec_official / @24hoursoflemans