To mark international women’s rights day (8 March), we are beginning a series of articles celebrating the women of Le Mans 24 Hours. Women have long played a role in motorsport and the Automobile Club de l’Ouest (ACO) particularly welcomes and encourages female participants in all its events. Today we meet European ...

One is a rising star in the French championship, the other a figure of the FIA European Truck Racing Championship: Téo Calvet and Steffi Halm are both looking forward to being at the Bugatti track for the exhilarating atmosphere and tough competition of the 24H Camions.

This past year was full of stunning battles, shocking twists and new records at the circuits in Le Mans. As we move full steam ahead into 2019, let's take a quick look back at the 2018 season highlights, a wonderful way to wish you all a Happy New Year!

Be prepared for a packed schedule! As we edge towards the end of the year, it’s time to open your 2019 diary. The circuits will be hosting all types of races, featuring cars of the past and the future, motorbikes, trucks, go-karts, rollerblades, bicycles and runners.*

This year’s 24 Hours Camions initially scheduled on 26–27 September at the Bugatti track in Le Mans, subsequently postponed to 7–8 November, will not take place.

Due to worldwide measures in place to curb the spread of COVID-19 and the subsequent alterations to sporting calendars, this year’s 24 Hours Camions, initially scheduled on 26–27 September at the Bugatti track in Le Mans and then postponed to 3–4 October, will now be held on 7–8 November.

Due to worldwide measures in place to curb the spread of COVID-19 and the subsequent alterations to sporting calendars, this year’s 24 Hours Camions, initially scheduled on 26–27 September at the Bugatti track in Le Mans and then postponed to 3–4 October, will now be held on 7–8 November.

Due to worldwide measures in place to curb the spread of COVID-19 and the subsequent alterations to sporting calendars, the 24 Hours Camions, initially scheduled on 26–27 September at the Bugatti track in Le Mans, will now be held on 3 - 4 October*.