The 2023 FIA WEC season has seven races. The dates, venues and further information about the individual rounds can be found in our Calendar. More information…
The WEC season finale typically takes place in the desert of the Bahrain International Circuit. This year’s season finale is due to take place on 4th November. More information…
The regular distance for a WEC race is 6 hours. Exceptions include the 1000 Miles of Sebring (length of 1,000 miles or 8 hours), the 8 Hours of Bahrain and the highlight of the season, the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The Calendar section provides more detailed information each race. More information…
Multiple classes of cars run in the WEC at the same time. There are three classes in total (Hypercar, LMP2, GTE-Am). More information…
The FIA WEC has its roots in the former World Sportscar Championship from the 1950s. In its current form, however, the World Endurance Championship has only existed since 2012. More information…
At the end of the season, world championship titles will be awarded to the best drivers and the best manufacturer in the Hypercar and GTE classes. More information…
WEC races are broadcast in full via the official website and the official app on a subscription basis. Other European TV broadcasters also carry the races, but coverage can vary. Our Where to watch the WEC section tells you all you need to know about how to watch the next race. More information…
The WEC-Magazin podcast keeps you up to date with all the latest WEC news every week in German language. Check out the latest updates, rumours and much more besides. Tune in…