Articles in Le Mans

By John Sturbin | Senior Writer
RacinToday.com
The official, 62-car entry list for the landmark 100th edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans includes three Cadillac V-Series.Rs set to compete in the evolving Hypercar class for …

A diverse and experienced driver lineup featuring former 24 Hours of Le Mans winner Mike “Rocky” Rockenfeller will pilot NASCAR’s Garage 56 entry during the 100th anniversary edition of the French endurance classic in June.
Rockenfeller …

By John Sturbin | Senior Writer
RacinToday.com
Corvette Racing will lead the seven-car GTE Pro field to the green flag for the rolling start of the 90th running of the 24 Hours of Le Mans Saturday afternoon …

SEBRING, Fla. – NASCAR Chairman and CEO Jim France and Automobile Club de l’Ouest President Pierre Fillon have announced the nomination of a Next Gen Camaro run by Hendrick Motorsports to compete at the Le …

By John Sturbin | Senior Writer
RacinToday.com
FORT WORTH, Texas – There is no substitute for victory in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, a corporate mindset that has defined Porsche’s record-setting history in the world’s most …

By Jonathan Ingram | Senior Writer
RacinToday.com
It was 55 years ago that Ford conquered Le Mans, becoming the first American manufacturer to win at the great sports car endurance race. Upon the 50th anniversary, we were much …

The Porsche 919 Hybrids were things of esthetic and technical beauty.
By Jim Pedley | Managing EditorRacinToday.com
Thanksgiving for food and football, New Years Day for college football and all-day finger food and Le Mans for the …

By Jonathan Ingram | Senior Writer
RacinToday.com
Don Panoz was motor racing’s imp of the reverse. A diminutive, brilliant redhead with a keen sense of how to get things done, Don was at his best pursuing goals that …

By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor
RacinToday.com
Change is, has been, will always be an integral part of auto racing. It’s baked into the racing cake. But during the 20th Century, changes in racing seemed more tweak-ish …

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The Automobile Club de l’Ouest and the Federation Internationale de Automobile announced Friday at Le Mans, conceptual details of the technical regulations for the next generation of prototype race cars.
The big take aways are that …