The TAG Heuer name is one with deep links to Le Mans from its associations with Ferrari in the 1970s and the…
2014 LMP2 winner Harry Tincknell returns to Le Mans, but this year with a Nissan LMP1 drive.
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Porsche is looking ahead to the 24 Hours of Le Mans, where they will enter three LMP1 cars, 45 years since their first Le Mans victory.
2014 LMP2 Le Mans winners JOTA Sport are confident ahead of the 2015 challenge, and came fifth fastest on the test day.
Gaetan Paletou will become the sixth Nissan GT Academy winner to compete at Le Mans after signing a late deal to race for LMP2 squad Greaves Motorsport.
Murphy Prototypes racer Michael Lyons will take an advisory role with the team at this year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans, as part of his development towards a race seat in 2016.
A group of TUSC drivers took an overnight transatlantic journey in order to attend the Le Mans Test Day, after racing in Detroit the previous day.
Ginetta LMP3 racer Charlie Robertson reflects on a successful learning experience at the 2015 Le Mans test day.
Combined results from the official 24 Hours of Le Mans test day.
Brendon Hartley led proceedings at a rain-affected Le Mans test day, as Porsche set three of the four fastest laps across the two four hour sessions.
The vast majority of teams have arrived and are setting up for this weekend’s Le Mans Test Day. TCF previews the huge list of runners that will take part in the two four hour sessions.
To commemorate their 1990 pole lap, the #21 Nissan LMP1 will feature a retro livery at Le Mans.
With a radical, front-engine, front-wheel drive design, the Nissan GT-R LM NISMO is certainly an interesting LMP1 contender. But can it win Le Mans?
KCMG’s second LMP2 car is listed as the second reserve car for this year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans, with Christian Klien, Tomonubu Fujii and Satoshi Hoshino having been selected as drivers.
Taking a break from his WTCC success, Tiago Montiero will join Pierre Kaffer and Simon Trummer in the ByKolles LMP1 car at Le Mans.
Pegasus Racing will enter the LMP2 class at Le Mans, and then the 6 Hours of Shanghai, the latter with an all-Chinese line-up.
