Your essential guide to Le Mans Classic 2016 Your essential guide

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Yo u r e s s e n t i a l g u i d e t o
Le Mans Classic 2016
8th - 10th July 2016
On-Circuit assistance helpline
One of the major benefits of making your Le Mans Classic booking with Travel Destinations
is our on-circuit helpline which provides you with help and support that you might need
whilst you are at the circuit.
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+44 (0) 7827 444397
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For emergencies such as hospitals and Police refer to page 73.
Travel Destinations staff are also available at our campsites at Hunaudieres,
Porsche Curves, Event Tents at Beausejour and at our Flexotel Village at
Antares Sud throughout the weekend.
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Contents
Welcome
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Before you leave home and driving in France
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Routes to the circuit from the Channel ports
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Travel Destinations' car park information
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Track parade laps and paddock access
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Equipment check List
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Travel Destinations on social media
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On-Circuit camping
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Off-Circuit camping & accommodation
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Travel Destinations' trackside campsite at Hunaudieres
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Travel Destinations' trackside campsite at Porsche Curves
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Travel Destinations' Event Tents
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Travel Destinations' Flexotel Village
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Travelling by tram and local information
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Bars and restaurants in Le Mans
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Circuit and campsites map
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Grandstand map
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Points of interest map
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Where to watch the action
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Barry Sidery-Smith - Living Legend
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Teams and cars entry list
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Le Mans 24 Hours previous winners
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Le Mans Classic 2016 event schedule
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Emergency telephone numbers
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Many of the photographs in this brochure and on our website have been taken by our friend and
colleague David Ayerst Davies. If you would like to purchase any of Dave's photographs please
contact us or have a look at his website: www.davedaviesracing.com
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Welcome to Le Mans Classic 2016
Travel Destinations is the UK’s leading tour operator for the Le Mans Classic & the Le Mans 24 hours
race. We are committed to provide you, our highly valued customers, with the very best customer
service and peace of mind with the government backed financial security for your booking
through our membership of ABTA, ATOL & AITO.
This year, as well as our popular “Essential Guide”, we are pleased to offer all customers our circuit
assistance helpline (see inside front cover). This phone number will be available for anyone requiring
assistance as they arrive at the circuit.
Elsewhere in this guide are lots of tips, maps and other information that we think you may find
useful. Whether you are a Le Mans veteran or visiting for the first time, we have included updated
information for you including everything from directions to the circuit, who is racing & when;
to where to watch the best of the action.
2016 sees the 8th running of the Le Mans Classic and it promises to be the biggest yet. The first
event in 2002 was watched by 30,000 spectators. This year around 150,000 motoring enthusiasts
are expected to visit the circuit over the Le Mans Classic weekend. Car clubs have always played a
key role in the Le Mans Classic. The inside of the “Bugatti Circuit” is turned in to a giant car club car
park for the duration of the event, forming the largest classic car display in Europe.
Although campsites at the circuit open Thursday afternoon, the event itself opens its doors at
9am on Friday. Practice takes place on the circuit on Friday afternoon & in to the night.
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The pre-grid preparations for the first race begins on Saturday at 15:30hrs with the actual
racing starting at 16:00hrs. The races then continue through to 16:00hrs on Sunday.
A full race schedule is available on page 71. A list of competitors divided into the racing
grids is also available from page 54-65.
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For Le Mans Classic 2016, we have 4 different on-circuit accommodation areas exclusive
to Travel Destinations customers; camping at Hunaudieres and Porsche Curves, Event Tents
at Beausejour and our Flexotel Village at Antares Sud.
For full details of each product you will find some important information on the following pages;
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Camping at Hunaudieres pages 24 to 27
Camping at Porsche Curves pages 28 to 31
Event tents at Beausejour pages 32 to 35
Travel Destinations Flexotel Village pages 36 to 39
Our staff will be available at all the various locations to assist with check-in and help
throughout the weekend.
All the Travel Destinations team wish you a safe and pleasant journey and hope that you
have a great time at Le Mans Classic 2016.
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Before you leave home and driving in France
A little time spent planning your visit to Le Mans before you leave the UK will help make your
journey to and from the circuit a really enjoyable part of your Le Mans Classic experience.
We have suggested some routes from the most common Channel ports in the following pages,
but a map of Normandy (Michelin 513) will also be useful.
Apart from the obvious thing of driving on the right, driving in France is little different from
driving in the UK. In fact the reduced traffic on many roads can make driving in France a lot
more pleasurable. As with all substantial road journeys it is wise to check your vehicle before
you leave. Oil, water, tyres and lights should all be checked before you leave home.
As well as all your car documents you will need to keep with you in the car a high visibility
vest and a warning triangle should you break down. It is also compulsory to adjust or deflect
your headlights once across the Channel. Spare light bulbs should also be carried.
If your car does not have an EU registration plate, then a GB sticker should be displayed on
the rear of your car. A first aid kit and fire extinguisher are recommended items.
It is very important that you observe the speed limits in France. The Gendarmes (police) will
be out in force across Le Mans Classic weekend and on the spot fines will be issued for all traffic
offences. Please be aware it is against the law to carry, transport or use radar detection devices
in your car. Failure to comply could result in hefty (€1,500) on the spot fines and potential
confiscation of the device and/or car!
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Routes to the circuit from the Channel ports
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On the following pages we have provided broad outlines of the quickest and easiest routes
from the most common French ports to the circuit at Le Mans, which we hope you will find helpful.
Also listed is the approximate cost in Euros of the road tolls and the journey times.
Please note we still recommend that you take a good map with you!
If you have a Satellite Navigation system, please keep in mind that French postcodes represent
an area rather than a specific address. You will either need the GPS co-ordinates or select a
specific destination within your system. We recommend that you use the GPS co-ordinates.
If you cannot input GPS co-ordinates into your Sat Nav system you will need to use a
combination of your Sat Nav, a map and the information within this guide. For postcode
only systems the relevant postcode for the circuit is 72100.
The digital GPS co-ordinates for the main entrance to the circuit are North 47.95627; East 0.20743
Ferry Port
Calais
Dieppe
Le Havre
Caen
Cherbourg
Saint Malo
Roscoff
Zeebrugge
Total Distance km (m)
440 (274)
287 (178)
257 (157)
190 (118)
300 (186)
237 (147)
380 (235)
550 (345)
Road Tolls
€33.70
€25.70
€23.60
€15.30
€15.30
€10.80
€10.80
€33.70
Driving Times
>4.5hrs
>3.0hrs
>2.5hrs
>2.5hrs
>3.5hrs
>2.5hrs
>4.5hrs
>5.5hrs
From Calais Ferry Terminal / Eurotunnel Terminal
• From the ferry terminal take the exit road towards the A16/E402
• Join A16/E402 for 110km (signposted for Boulogne and Rouen)
• As you approach Abbeville exit at Junction 23 from A16 onto A28/E402 for 100km
(Le Treport, Rouen, Le Havre)
• As you approach Rouen the road number changes from the A28 to N28
• Continue through Rouen following signs for Le Mans or Caen
• Stay on the N28 going through the Tunnel de la Grand Mare
• Continue, on the main road N28/N338/A13/E46 until you find signs again for the E402
• As you approach Bourg-Achard take the new junction from A13 onto A28/E402
for 180km
• At the end of the A28 Motorway follow signs to Paris & Tours, joining the A11 Motorway
You are now approaching Le Mans
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Continue on A11 Motorway before leaving at the 1st exit signposted to Tours (A28)
Join the A28 in the direction of Tours
Exit the A28 at junction 23, signposted to Le Mans Centre, Orleans and Tours
Continue through the Peage/toll booths (price will depend on which route you
have taken)
• At the roundabout take the 4th exit and join the N23 in the direction of Tours,
Angers and Lavalle
You are now approaching the circuit
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• Stay on the N23 and take the exit towards Le Mans-Pontlieue - signposted
Circuit Des 24 Heures
• At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit and follow signs for Tours/Chartres/Orléans
• Take the immediate 1st exit after about 200 metres
• At the traffic lights turn right (the main entrance is in front of you)
• The grandstands are now on your left hand side
From Le Havre Ferry Terminal
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From the ferry terminal take the N15 for 7km
Turn onto the A131/E05 for 18km
Leave the A131/E05 and turn onto the N182 to cross the River Seine
Join the A131/E05 for 16km
Join the A13/E05/E46 for 16km
Leave the A13 at junction 25 joining the A28/E402 for 170km
At the end of the A28 Motorway follow signs to Paris and Tours, joining the
A11 Motorway
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From Le Havre Ferry Terminal (cont)
• Continue on A11 Motorway before leaving at the 1st exit signposted to Tours (A28)
• Join the A28 in the direction of Tours
• Exit the A28 at junction 23, signposted to Le Mans Centre, Orleans and Tours
• Continue through the Peage/toll booths (price will depend on which route you have taken)
Angers and Lavalle
• Stay on the N23 and take the exit towards Le Mans-Pontlieue - signposted Circuit
Des 24 Heures
From Dieppe Ferry Terminal
• From the ferry terminal take the exit road for approx 8km
• Turn left joining the D915 for 37km (Arques-la-Bataille, Les Grandes-Ventes
and Pommereval)
• Turn right joining the A28/E402
• As you approach Abbeville, exit at Junction 23 from A16 onto A28/E402 for 100km
(Le Treport, Rouen, Le Havre)
• As you approach Rouen the road number changes from the A28 to N28
• Continue through Rouen following signs for Le Mans or Caen
• Stay on the N28 going through the Tunnel de la Grand Mare
• Continue, on the main road N28/N338/A13/E46 until you find signs again for the E402
• As you approach Bourg-Achard take the new junction from A13 onto A28/E402 for 180km
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• At the roundabout take the 4th exit and join the N23 in the direction of Tours, Angers
and Lavalle
From Dieppe Ferry Terminal (cont)
Des 24 Heures
From Caen Ferry Terminal
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From the ferry terminal take the D84 then D514 for 7km
Close to Benouville, continue along the D514 towards Ranville
Join the D515
Take the Périphérique-Est exit towardA13/Alençon
Merge onto N814
Take exit 13-Porte d'Espagne toward Alençon/Le Mans/Falaise and turn right onto the
N158 for 80km
• Join the A88 to Le Mans
• At the end of the A88 join the A28 towards Le Mans (120km)
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• At the roundabout take the 4th exit and join the N23 in the direction of Tours, Angers
and Lavalle
• Continue through the Peage/toll booths (price will depend on which route you
have taken)
Angers and Lavalle
Des 24 Heures
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From Cherbourg Ferry Terminal
Leaving the Ferry Terminal
• From the ferry terminal take the exit road N132 which merges into the N13/E46
for 120km towards Caen
• Join the N814, Peripherique-Sud, for 12km
• Exit junction 13 from N814, and turn right onto the N158 for 80km
• Join the A88 to Le Mans
• At the end of the A88 join the A28 towards Le Mans (120km)
• Continue through the peage/toll booths (price will depend on which route you have taken)
• At the roundabout take the 4th exit and join the N23 in the direction of Tours, Angers and
Lavalle
Des 24 Heures
From Saint Malo Ferry Terminal
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From the ferry terminal follow the direction to Rennes on the N137
Approaching Rennes turn left onto the N136
Exit junction 1 from N136, and turn left onto the N157 for 40km towards Le Mans
West of Laval join the A81/E50 for 95km towards Le Mans
• Approaching Le Mans; Exit from A81/E50 onto A11/E501 towards Le Mans Ouest
Exit junction 9 from A11/E501 onto N226
• Take N23r (in effect a continuation of the N226)
• Stay on the N23 and go past the Aerodrome on your right hand side
• Remain on the N23 and after the exit for Le Mans-Pontlieue take the immediate 1st exit
after about 200 metres - signposted Circuit Des 24 Heures
• At the traffic lights (the main entrance is in front of you) turn right
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From Roscoff Ferry Terminal
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From the ferry terminal take the D58 for 24km
Approaching Morlaix turn left onto the N12/E50 for 185km towards Rennes.
Approaching Rennes turn left onto the N136
Exit junction 1 from N136, and turn left onto the N157 for 40km towards Le Mans
West of Laval join the A81/E50 for 95km towards Le Mans
• Approaching Le Mans; Exit from A81/E50 onto A11/E501 towards Le Mans Ouest
Exit junction 9 from A11/E501 onto N226
• Take N23r (in effect a continuation of the N226)
• Stay on the N23 and go past the Aerodrome on your right hand side
• Remain on the N23 and after the exit for Le Mans-Pontlieue take the immediate
1st exit after about 200 metres - signposted Circuit Des 24 Heures
• At the traffic lights (the main entrance is in front of you) turn right
There is nothing worse than your
car or motorbike breaking down
whilst you are in France.
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Brit Assist are on hand with a fully
equipped mobile workshop
throughout Le Mans, with both
English and French speaking ex
RAC and AA mechanics.
Call out fee €60.00 for up to one
hour, plus parts if required.
Recovery rates on request.
For more information please contact
Norman on:
Tel: France
0033 (0) 6 24 98 83 43
Brit Assist Limited
Breakdown Assistance rescue and Vehicle recovery
www.britassist.com
www.lemansrace.com
Tel: UK
0044 (0) 7739 734318
Email:britassist@hotmail.co.uk
From Zeebrugge Ferry Terminal
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From the ferry terminal take the N31 towards Brugge
After about 18km bear right on to the N397
Exit N397 and join the E40 Oostende/Calais/Veurne
Join A16 towards Calais/Veurne for about 110km
Join A16/E402 for 110km (signposted for Boulogne and Rouen)
As you approach Abbeville exit at Junction 23 from A16 onto A28/E402 for
100km (Le Treport, Rouen, Le Havre)
As you approach Rouen the road number changes from the A28 to N28
Continue through Rouen following signs for Le Mans or Caen
Stay on the N28 going through the Tunnel de la Grand Mare
Continue, on the main road N28/N338/A13/E46 until you find signs again for the E402
As you approach Bourg-Achard take the new junction from A13 onto A28/E402
for 180km
At the end of the A28 Motorway follow signs to Paris & Tours, joining the A11 Motorway
• Continue through the Peage/toll booths (price will depend on which route you
have taken)
Angers and Lavalle
Des 24 Heures
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The paddock, car parking and track parade laps
Travel Destinations car park
We are pleased to be able to offer an exclusive car park (permit required) within the
Bugatti circuit to our guests arriving in classic and sports cars. The car park is located in the
Parking Vert area indicated on the map below. All classic car parking will be will be
signposted during the event.
As a point of directional reference the entrance to Parking Vert and the Bugatti Circuit is off
the traffic island close to the MM Arena. Take the exit off the traffic island that has a dead end
sign post, the entrance Parking Vert and the Bugatti Circuit is approximately 50 metres
along this road.
MM Arena & car
parks
Tram line
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Tram Stop
Entrance to
Parking Vert (Green)
East Entrance
Village Area
Dunlop Bridge
Historic Paddock
Main Entrance + Museum
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Travel Destinations track parade laps
Those customers that have purchased track laps will be able to complete 2 laps of the full circuit
on Friday or Saturday. Your track time is allocated for either Session 5 (11:20hrs on Friday) or
Session 7 (08:30hrs on Saturday). Please ensure that you are assembled in the Travel Destinations
car park at Parking Vert at least 30 minutes prior to your session. A Le Mans Classic official
(on a scooter) will collect all cars and escort you via the Bugatti circuit on to the main track.
You will also return to the car park on completion of your laps.
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Please note that if you miss your allotted time, it will not be possible to transfer or refund
missed laps.
Allow Plenty of time
It’s very important to allow plenty of time to find Parking Vert and Bugatti Circuit. If you are
travelling into the circuit from off circuit accommodation at peak times, it is advisable to
allow at least an hour to access Parking Vert and the Bugatti Circuit due to volume of traffic
trying to access the circuit.
The paddock
The paddock is always one of the highlights of the Le Mans Classic. This is where you will be
able to get up close to all the competing cars and perhaps speak with the drivers and pit crew
as they prepare and recover from racing. The paddock is divided in to the six different grids,
so there is always something coming and going throughout the 24 Hours.
A “smart/casual” dress code is recommended for access to the paddock.
Equipment check-list and must-take items
Below we have listed an ‘equipment check-list’ to try and help you remember those essential
items to make your trip to Le Mans as enjoyable and comfortable as possible. In addition,
please take an open mind, a good sense of humour and a relaxed attitude to all that goes on
around you!
Important Items:
• High visibility vest
• Passport
• Warning triangle
• Channel crossing tickets
• Headlight deflectors
• General enclosure race tickets,
paddock pass and grandstand access
(one per person)
• Spare bulbs
• Camping permit
• Car parking pass (only if you’re not
camping on-circuit)
• Driving licence and vehicle registration
documents
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• Vehicle/personal travel insurance
and EHIC card
Camping items:
• Tent
• Sleeping bag
• Airbed or sleeping mat
• Ear plugs/defenders
• Mallet and tent pegs (take spares)
• GB badge/sticker
(If no EU registration plate)
• Appropriate clothing (it does rain
sometimes and can also get very hot
- be prepared for all weathers)
• Money (Euros and a credit card is best)
• Folding chairs and a table
• Maps (Michelin 513 map of Normandy
is useful)
• A torch
• Mobile phone and car charger
• Camera and batteries/charger
• Rucksack to carry your daily
requirements around with you
• Sunscreen and hat
• Towel and wash bag
• First Aid kit
• Cooking equipment and matches
• Spare set of car keys
• Bottle opener and corkscrew
• Jump leads
• Eating utensils and water carrier
• Breathalyser kit
• Food and drink
• Breakdown cover
• Toilet paper and wet wipes!
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Le Mans Classic 2016
Gathering at the
Château Rive Sarthe
Friday 8th July, 11am - 5pm
Free Entry
Join fellow enthusiasts for an informal, open
to all gathering at the Château Rive Sarthe
to celebrate the Le Mans Classic 2016.
30 minute scenic drive from the Le Mans circuit
to the Château in the picturesque village of
Malicorne-sur-Sarthe.
A great place to meet others and
display your car.
BBQ running all day with a bar serving draft
lager, Spitfire Ale, Wine, hot and cold drinks.
Free, informal tours of the magnificent Château
Rive Sarthe and its grounds, steeped in history.
Retro Rides.
For more information, route guide to the Château
and to register your interest, go to
www.etceventmanagement.com
or email sam@etceventmanagement.com
Route de Malicorne 72430 Noyen-sur-Sarthe
Latitude 47.82'05"
Longitude -00 82'.92"
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@ETC_Events
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accounts throughout the year. To stay in touch with all that is going on please do like our
Facebook page and follow us on Twitter.
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date with breaking news, race commentary & team reports throughout the year.
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@lemansrace This Twitter account posts everything about Le Mans including race
updates throughout the 24 Hours. We also tweet about the other FIAWEC rounds
and ticket availability etc. We already have 1000s of followers, so why not join in?
@TravelDest This Twitter account posts views and comment from all of our events
throughout the year. Follow this account for photos & views from the Nurburgring,
Spa & Angouleme as well as our car club tours around Europe.
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On-Circuit camping
The majority of the 115,000 spectators that attend the Le Mans Classic choose to camp at the
circuit. To do this you will need to be in possession of at least one camping permit per vehicle.
This will usually entitle you to a 7 metres x 5 metres plot (unless otherwise specified) and you
will need to park your vehicle and camp within this area. All of the campsites are colour-coded
so as you approach the circuit follow the appropriate coloured signs. You will need to display
your camping permit in your windscreen to gain access to your chosen campsite.
The campsites:
Maison Blanche has become the favourite campsite of many Le Mans veterans, but has been
reduced in size in recent years. Located adjacent to the track, the campsite is unique in that it
has a tarmac roadway allowing access to the grassy camping plots. The site is numbered and
has the usual showers and toilets.
(GPS: North 47.9448; East 0.2076)
Blue Nord is a numbered campsite with shower and toilet facilities. It is located just outside
of the circuit opposite Maison Blanche. Blue Nord is the campsite nearest to the airfield.
The campsite offers a relaxed atmosphere and good access in to and away from the circuit.
(GPS: North 47.9448; East 0.2076)
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Off-Circuit camping and accommodation
Château d’Eporcé joining instructions
Our guests will enjoy superb, secure camping facilities in a relaxed atmosphere. Overlooked
by the Château itself the camping areas offer unrestricted space and permanent shower and
toilet facilities. Breakfast is served every morning in the courtyard. Drive time to the circuit is
30 minutes. For those who have also booked evening meals and tent hire further details will
be provided at the on-site reception.
Weekend itinerary (subject to minor changes)
Thursday 7th July
09:00hrs-20:00hrs Campsite open for guest
check-in & welcome pack collection
19:00hrs - 21:00hrs Moules & frites supper at
Château d'Eporcé (pre booked only).
Friday 8th July
08:00hrs -10:00hrs Breakfast
19:30hrs Informal barbecue at
Château d'Eporcé.
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Saturday 9th July
07:30hrs-10:00hrs Breakfast
Sunday 10th July
07:30hrs-10:00hrs Breakfast
19:00hrs Post race hog roast and buffet
(must be pre-booked)
Monday 11th July
08:00hrs-10:00hrs Farewell breakfast
Certain activities are optional or suggestions
and not included in the package.
Chateau d’Eporcé Directions
• Approaching Le Mans from the north on the Autoroute A28, join the A11 Autoroute in the
direction of Nantes.
• Leave the A11 at Exit (Sortie) No. 8.
• Once off the Autoroute turn immediately right on to the N157 in the direction of Laval
(away from Le Mans).
• Continue on this road, until the village of Les Maisons Rouge. At the end of the village turn
right, signposted to La Quinte.
• Continue on this road to La Quinte. At the crossroads by the church in the centre of the
village, turn left.
• Continue on this road until the fork in the road. Take the left fork, and the campsite entrance
at Chateau d’Eporcé is on the right hand side.
• Please report to the campsite reception on your arrival.
For those of you using Satellite Navigation please input the following into your system and
it will take you direct to the Chateau or alternatively use the co-ordinates below:
72550 LA QUINTE
(GPS: North 48.0456; East 0.0332)
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Off-Circuit camping and accommodation (cont)
Château Rive Sarthe
Chateau Rive Sarthe is located on the D41 road, adjacent to the River Sarthe, just to the
North of the peaceful village of Malicorne Sur Sarthe. Set in private grounds the chateau
has 15 individually decorated bedrooms providing your own “Pied-a-terre” approximately
30 minutes’ drive from the circuit.
Accommodation at the Chateau Rive Sarthe is offered on a Bed & Breakfast basis with
breakfast being served in Le Grand Salon. English speaking staff will meet you at check-in
and show you to your room.
The village of Malicorne sure Sarthe hosts an 11th century church, a small river port offering
boat rentals and a pottery, so a short walk to explore the local area is worth the effort.
The grounds at the chateau will also host a classic car gathering on Friday 8th July
(see page 15).
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Château Rive Sarthe Directions
• From the North, proceed towards Le Mans on the A28 Autoroute (from the direction of
Rouen and Alencon)
• Just before arriving at Le Mans, keep to the right, and follow signs for Nantes & Rennes on
to the A11 Autoroute.
• After you have passed a number of hotels on your right, keep left on to the Autoroute
signposted Nantes, Arnage & Université.
• Exit the Autoroute at Sortie 9, signposted for Arnage, La Suze and the Circuit des 24 Heures.
• Continue through the Péage, and across the roundabout, following the signs for the Circuit
des 24 Heures.
At the next roundabout (with the Bricolage on the right) turn right signposted towards
La Suze & Malicorne.
• Continue towards Malicorne on the D23. Just before La Suze, take the 3rd exit off the
roundabout following signs to Malicorne on the D23.
• After 700m there is a Super U supermarket with the cheapest petrol in the area.
• Continue on the D23 across the roundabout and on to Malicorne.
• Continue in to the village at Malicorne, and turn right at the traffic lights, and on to the
D41 over the River Sarthe.
• The entrance to the Chateau is 600m on the right just after the college playing fields.
• On arrival please follow the signs to the campsite office, where the team will be waiting to
welcome you
Satellite navigation co-ordinates: (GPS: North 47.8233; East -0.0887)
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Sp a Classic
12th - 14th May 2017
Seven historic racing grids, from the 1960s
through to the famous Group C racers
of the late 1980s.
Prices from £199.00 per person.
For more information and to register your interest call
0844 873 0203
Off-Circuit camping and accommodation (cont)
Le Pont Romaine Camping
The campsite Le Pont Romaine has been Le Mans’ best kept secret (until now). This is a private
campsite and although there are no transfers available, the location is just 6 miles to the east
of the circuit. Le Pont Romaine offers 70 large pitches with access to electricity and hot and
cold showers. Set in 2.4 hectares there is plenty of space for tents and small motorhomes or
caravans, with access to a heated outdoor swimming pool available.
(GPS: North 48.017975; East 0.278842)
Hotel Ibis Le Mans Pontlieue
Home of the Morgan Sports Car Club the 3 star Ibis hotel is ideally located just 10 minutes
by car to the 24hrs circuit or the centre of Le Mans town. Hotel facilities include 51 large en-suite
rooms, restaurant, bar and a large secure private car park.
(GPS: North 47.981261 East 0.219689)
Relais des Cailleres B&B
The Relais des Cailleres is located in beautiful countryside close to the village of Saint Pavace
just 20 minutes north of the circuit.
(GPS: North 48.0437; East 0.1908)
Novotel Le Mans Est
The 4 star Novotel Le Mans Est is located just 10 minutes by tram from the 24 Hours circuit
and only 15 minutes from the centre of town. Hotel facilities include 94 recently refurbished
air-conditioned en-suite rooms with free wi-fi, restaurant, bar, secure private car park, and an
outdoor swimming pool and terrace.
(GPS: North 47.9906; East 0.2321)
Hotel Mercure Batignolles
Located just 2.5 miles from the Le Mans 24 hours circuit and 2 miles from the city centre.
The hotel offers 68 en-suite rooms, a restaurant offering traditional dishes, a small wooded
garden and terrace with a free private car park.
(GPS: North 47.984028; East 0.188978)
We lcome to
Trave l D e stinations
at Hunaudie re s
The Travel Destinations trackside campsite at Hunaudieres
A very warm welcome to those of you that have chosen to stay at the Travel Destinations
private campsite, located at Hunaudieres. We hope that you enjoy your stay and have a fantastic
time at the Le Mans Classic 2016. Amongst our guests we are pleased to welcome members of
the Morgans Sports Car Club, MG Owners’ Club, Jaguar Enthusiasts’ Club, Porsche Club of
Great Britain, The Independent Porsche Enthusiasts’ Club and The TR Register.
Location and directions
The campsite at Hunaudieres is conveniently located on the inside of the famous Tertre Rouge
corner. Please see the map and directions on page 26. If you are using satellite navigation use
the following GPS co-ordinates which will bring you to the entrance of the campsite.
(GPS: North 47.960932; East 0.222986)
Checking-in
• Upon arrival you will be welcomed at the entrance to the campsite and checked in by a
member of staff
• Display your Travel Destinations sticker and your Hunaudieres camping permit in the
windscreen of your car
• Check-in is open between 08:00hrs until 22:00hrs Thursday and Friday
• At check-in you will be given a campsite wristband please ensure all members of your party
wear this wristband at all times
• After check-in you will be shown to your camping plot(s)
• Please remember the size of camping plots are 6x5 metres to include your tent and vehicle
(Please note, no motor homes or caravans are allowed)
Further information
Viewing is available from the banking at the rear of the campsite. Hunaudieres is also convenient
for walking to the village area (15 minutes) for the shops and exhibitions, the Bugatti circuit
(5 minutes) to view the car club displays and the Guetteloupe or Antares tram stop (10 minutes)
for getting in to the town centre.
Things to observe during your stay
• Please ensure that you keep your wristband on at all times during your stay
• Please say hello to your neighbours
• Please leave all the facilities, especially showers and toilets, as you would hope to find them
• Please do have a great time and enjoy the racing
Please remember when you leave the campsite to take your rubbish with you or drop it off
at the entrance. If you need some rubbish sacks please ask one of the Travel Destinations staff.
If you choose to leave your rubbish, as per our booking conditions we do reserve the right to
charge you for its removal. Please do not attempt to burn your rubbish as it is a criminal
offence in France.
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To/from Paris and
the Channel Ports
N23
Directions
MM Arena &
car parks
26
Circuit
Tram
terminus
www.lemansrace.com
• From Alencon (North of Le Mans) continue on the
A28 Motorway in the direction of Le Mans.
• At the end of the A28 Motorway follow signs to
Paris and Tours, joining the A11 Motorway.
• Continue on A11 Motorway before leaving at the
1st exit signposted to Tours (A28).
• Join the A28 in the direction of Tours.
• Exit the A28 at junction 23, signposted to Le Mans
Centre, Orleans and Tours.
• Continue through the Peage/toll booths (price will
depend on which route you have taken).
• At the roundabout take the 4th exit and join the
N23 in the direction of Tours, Angers and Lavalle.
• Exit the N23 at the exit for the D338 signposted to
Mulsanne and Tours. (Now on map above)
• At the roundabout take the 1st exit (right)
signposted to Les Hunaudieres.
• At the immediate next roundabout take the 2nd
exit, and then turn immediately right and then
right again.
• Continue under the bridge and follow the road
to The Travel Destinations Campsite at
Hunuadieres which is located 50 metres on the
right hand side.
(GPS: North 47.9547; East 0.2204)
Bar and Food
Available in the marquee is a selection of food and drinks.
Breakfast
Served 07:00hrs - midday in the Main Marquee
Egg or Bacon in a fresh French Baguette
Egg and Bacon in a fresh French Baguette
€4.00
Evening Food
Served 12:00hrs – 10:00hrs in the Main Marquee
The Classic Burger
Built on solid engineering, and lovely to look at. Beef burger with cheese,
onion & lettuce
€7.00
The Modern Pasta
The healthy option. Pasta of the day, with spicy tomato sauce served with
chicken breast or sautéed peppers
€7.00
The Works Wrap
Bringing street food to Le Mans Classic with a chicken or veggie wrap
€5.00
French fries, salad, freshly made baguettes and a selection of snacks
€3.00
Evening Specials
Served 07:00hrs -10:00hrs in the Main Marquee
€10.00
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Thursday – Chilli
Served with Rice or Nachos, a good filler before qualifying
Friday – BBQ
Cooked on our huge open BBQ
Saturday – Curry Night
A choice of freshly produced dishes, hot or mild, served with rice
Sunday – Chefs specials
A selection of chefs specials from locally sourced produce
Bar
Open all day, every day
Beer - Luxor Lager on tap or Spitfire Kentish Ale straight from the barrel
€5.00
Wine - Red or White per bottle
€12.00
Tea/Coffee/Hot Chocolate
€2.00
Soft Drinks
€2.00
Chilled Bottled Water
€3.00
We lcome to
Trave l D e stinations
at Porsche Cur ve s
A very warm welcome to those of you that have chosen to stay at the Travel Destinations
trackside campsite, located at Porsche Curves. We hope that you enjoy your stay and have
a fantastic time at the 2016 Le Mans Classic.
Directions
The Travel Destinations campsite is located on the outside of the circuit at Porsche Curves.
Please see the map and directions on the next page. If you are using satellite navigation
use the following GPS co-ordinates which will bring you to the entrance of the campsite.
(GPS: North 47.9357; East 0.2101)
Camping check-in
• Upon arrival you will be welcomed at the entrance to the campsite and checked
in by a member of staff
• Everyone will be issued with a Travel Destinations wristband
• To speed up the process it is essential that you display your Travel Destinations
Porsche Curves camping permit in the windscreen of your car
• After check-in you will be shown to your camping plot(s)
• Please remember the size of camping plots are 7x5 metres to include your
tent and vehicle
offence in France.
Further information
There is a fantastic viewing bank at the rear of your campsite at Porsche Curves, so you are
really on top of the action. If you do want to walk, then the circuit village and grandstands
are only about 20 minutes away and Arnage village is about 30 minutes.
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To/from Paris and
the Channel Ports
N23
Le Mans
City Centre
Entrance to Main Circuit,
Paddock and Grandstands
Aerodrome
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Directions
• Approaching on the N23 take the exit
towards Le Mans-Pontlieue signposted Circuit Des 24 Heures
• At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit
and follow signs for Tours/Chartres/
Orléans and follow road
• Take the immediate 1st exit after about
200 metres
• At the traffic lights turn right (the main
entrance is in front of you)
• The grandstands are now on your left
hand side
• Stay on this road until you reach a
roundabout
• At the roundabout take the third exit
on to the D92 and turn immediately
right in to the Travel Destinations
campsite at Porsche Curves clearly visible from the flags and signs!
Circuit
D139
Arnage Village
www.lemansrace.com
D92
Bar and Food
Available in the marquee is a selection of food and drinks.
Breakfast
Served 07:00hrs - midday in the Main Marquee
Egg or Bacon in a fresh French Baguette
Egg and Bacon in a fresh French Baguette
€4.00
Evening Food
Served 12:00hrs – 10:00hrs in the Main Marquee
The Classic Burger
Built on solid engineering, and lovely to look at. Beef burger with cheese,
onion & lettuce
€7.00
The Modern Pasta
The healthy option. Pasta of the day, with spicy tomato sauce served with
chicken breast or sautéed peppers
€7.00
The Works Wrap
Bringing street food to Le Mans Classic with a chicken or veggie wrap
€5.00
French fries, salad, freshly made baguettes and a selection of snacks
€3.00
Evening Specials
Served 07:00hrs -10:00hrs in the Main Marquee
€10.00
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Thursday – Chilli
Served with Rice or Nachos, a good filler before qualifying
Friday – BBQ
Cooked on our huge open BBQ
Saturday – Curry Night
A choice of freshly produced dishes, hot or mild, served with rice
Sunday – Chefs specials
A selection of chefs specials from locally sourced produce
Bar
Open all day, every day
Beer - Luxor Lager on tap or Spitfire Kentish Ale straight from the barrel
€5.00
Wine - Red or White per bottle
€12.00
Tea/Coffee/Hot Chocolate
€2.00
Soft Drinks
€2.00
Chilled Bottled Water
€3.00
We lcome to
Trave l D e stinations’
Eve nt Te nts
“Bonjour” and welcome to all those that have chosen to join us at Le Mans Classic, staying in
our Event Tents. All the Event Tents are located within our Travel Destinations campsite, located
at Beausejour.
Directions
The Travel Destinations Event Tents campsite is located on the inside of the circuit between
Porsche Curves and Beausejour. Please see the map and directions on the next page. If you
are using satellite navigation use the following GPS co-ordinates which will bring you to the
entrance of the campsite.
(GPS: North 47.9358; East 0.21926)
Event Tent check-in
• Upon arrival you will be welcomed at the entrance to the campsite & checked in by a
member of staff. Everyone will then be issued with a security wristband
Event Tents permit in the windscreen of your car
• You will then be directed to the Event Tent area where you will be met by one of the
“Honeybells” Event Tent team. They will advise you where to park and show you to
your tent
Event Tents
Our Event Tents include a pre-erected 5m luxury bell tent with either double mattresses or
single air beds, depending on the number of people in your party. The Event Tents are also
provided with carpet and a rug, doormats, a small mirror and bedside tables. There will be a
bistro table and chairs for use outside. Please note that lighting in and outside your tent is
battery powered & there is no electricity supply in each tent. Should you have any further
questions; the Honeybells Event Tent team will be around to assist throughout the weekend.
offence in France.
Further information
Shower and toilet blocks are located in the Event Tent area. You will also have full access
to the other facilities at the Travel Destinations Porsche Curves campsite including the
hospitality marquee and the viewing bank at the rear of the campsite.
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To/from Paris and
the Channel Ports
N23
Le Mans
City Centre
Entrance to Main Circuit,
Paddock and Grandstands
Aerodrome
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Directions
• Approaching on the N23 take the exit
towards Le Mans-Pontlieue signposted Circuit Des 24 Heures
• At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit
and follow signs for Tours/Chartres/
Orléans and follow road
• Take the immediate 1st exit after about
200 metres
• At the traffic lights turn right (the main
entrance is in front of you)
• The grandstands are now on your left
hand side
• Stay on this road until you reach a
roundabout
• At the roundabout take third exit on to
the D92 GO PAST the Travel Destinations
campsite at Porsche and under the
bridge. After approximately 100 meters
turn right into the campsite.
Circuit
D139
Arnage Village
www.lemansrace.com
D92
Bar and Food
Available in the marque is a selection of food and drinks
Breakfast 07:00hrs - 11:00hrs
Free Range Sausage or Bacon Baguette
Croissant and choice of French Jams
Pain au Chocolat
€8.00
€4.00
€3.00
Evening Meals 18:00hrs - 21:00hrs
Thursday to Sunday
There will be an open BBQ and Salad Bar. Serving Free Range Beef Burgers,
Free Range Sausages, Grilled Salmon, Vegetarian Quiche, Vegetarian Tortilla,
and Dessert. With a beer, glass of wine, or soft drink
€25.00
Free Range Hertfordshire Beef Burger with Relishes and Salad Garnish
Free Range Hot Dog
€8.00
€8.00
Drinks and Snacks
Kronenbourg 1664 Bottled Beer
Merlot Red Wine (Glass)
Sauvignon Blanc Wine (Glass)
Gordon’s Gin
Smirnoff Vodka
Famous Grouse Whiskey
Lanson Champagne (Glass)
Lanson Champagne (Bottle)
Bottled Spring Water
Orange Juice
Coca-Cola
7-UP
€5.00
€5.00
€5.00
€6.00
€6.00
€6.00
€12.00
€60.00
€3.00
€3.00
€3.00
€3.00
Yorkshire Tea
Earl Grey
Herbal Teas
Coffee
Cadbury Hot Chocolate
Freshly Made Baguettes
Home Made Ginger Cake
Kettle Chips Various Flavours
Nobby’s Salted Peanuts
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€3.00
€3.00
€3.00
€3.00
€3.00
€6.00
€3.00
€2.00
€2.00
We lcome to
Trave l D e stinations’
Flexote l V illag e
We are delighted to be able to welcome all of our customers to the new Travel Destinations
Flexotel Village located at Antares Sud. We hope that you have a fantastic experience and
that you have a great time at Le Mans Classic 2016.
Directions
The Travel Destinations Flexotel Village is located in the middle of the circuit at Antares Sud,
just a short walk from the main village area and the tram stop. Please see the map and directions
on the next page. If you are using satellite navigation use the following GPS co-ordinates which
will bring you to the entrance of the Village.
(GPS: North 47.9547; East 0.2204)
Flexotel check-in
• Upon arrival you will be welcomed at the entrance to the village and checked in by a
member of staff. You will be provided with a room key, a Travel Destinations wristband
and shown to your room
Antares Sud permit in the windscreen of your car
Further information
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Situated in the centre of the circuit, next to the tram stop and opposite Houx Annexe,
the Flexotel Village is ideally located for all the action on the track as well as enabling easy
access to the main town of Le Mans. The main village and the grandstands are only a 15 minute
walk away, although the closest viewing point is at the fantastic Tertre Rouge corner, which will
only take about 10 minutes to walk to.
We are delighted to be able to confirm that in addition to 24 hours security and the private
showers and toilets, there will also be a marquee on-site where we will be offering:
• A private pay bar (serving beer, wine and soft drinks)
• Breakfast, available to purchase (free range sausage and bacon baguettes, toast, tea, coffee
and fresh juice)
• A large screen TV showing live coverage of the Euro Championship Football and the British
Grand Prix.
To/from Paris and
the Channel Ports
N23
Directions
MM Arena &
car parks
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Circuit
Tram
terminus
www.lemansrace.com
• From Alencon (North of Le Mans) continue on the
A28 Motorway in the direction of Le Mans.
• At the end of the A28 Motorway follow signs to
Paris and Tours, joining the A11 Motorway.
• Continue on A11 Motorway before leaving at the
1st exit signposted to Tours (A28).
• Join the A28 in the direction of Tours.
• Exit the A28 at junction 23, signposted to Le Mans
Centre, Orleans and Tours.
• Continue through the Peage/toll booths (price will
depend on which route you have taken).
• At the roundabout take the 4th exit and join the
N23 in the direction of Tours, Angers and Lavalle.
• Exit the N23 at the exit for the D338 signposted to
Mulsanne and Tours. (Now on map above)
• At the roundabout take the 1st exit (right)
signposted to Les Hunaudieres.
• At the immediate next roundabout take the 2nd
exit, and then turn immediately right and then
right again.
• Continue under the bridge and follow the road
(Chemin aux Boeufs) until you reach a roundabout
(about ½ a mile) where you will see the Antares
tram stop. Go straight over this roundabout and
the Flexotel Village will be on your left hand side
- clearly visible from the flags!
(GPS: North 47.9547; East 0.2204)
Things to observe to ensure everyone has a great time
• Do come and visit the bar and enjoy a drink at a reasonable price. (See below).
• Do wear your Travel Destinations wristband at all times.
• Do consider other guests - when you want to go to watch the racing in the middle of the
night, please keep in mind that others may want to sleep!
• Do park your car in the allocated space next to your room.
• Do take care of your Flexotel room - any damage caused will be charged.
• Do bring flip flops to use to and from the showers.
• Don’t invite visitors in to the village. Remember that you are paying for 24 hours security.
No unauthorised people will be allowed in to the Flexotel Village.
• Don’t remove your wristband otherwise you will not be able to regain access to the village.
• Don’t park on the road ways within the village. There should be ample space next to your
room, and the roadways are there to make access easy in case of an emergency.
Bar and Food prices
Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice
Kronenbourg 1664 Bottled Beer
Merlot Red Wine (Glass)
Sauvignon Blanc Wine (Glass)
Moet & Chandon Champagne (Glass)
Moet & Chandon Champagne (Bottle)
Laurent Perrier Rose Champagne (Bottle)
Coca-Cola and 7-Up
Bottled Spring Water
Clipper Fair Trade Everyday Tea
Clipper Fair Trade Coffee
€6.00
€5.00
€5.00
€5.00
€12.00
€ 50.00
€ 80.00
€3.00
€3.00
€3.00
€3.00
Freshly Made Baguettes
€6.00
Bacon/Free Range Sauasage Baguette €8.00
Gluten Free Toast & French Jam
€4.00
Pain Au Chocolat
€3.00
Croissant & French Jam
€8.00
€3.00
Homemade Ginger Cake
KP Salt/Roasted Peanuts
€2.00
Kettle Chips Various Flavours
€2.00
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Evening Meals:
There will be an open BBQ and salad bar between 18.00hrs -21.00hrs on Wednesday to Sunday
serving free range beef burgers, sausages, chicken, salmon and dessert along with either a beer,
glass of wine or soft drink € 25.00
Free range beef burger €8.00
Free range hotdog €8.00
Opening Hours:
Breakfast
Thursday to Monday
Bar
Thursday and Friday
Saturday
Sunday
07:30hrs - 11:00hrs
12:00hrs - 01:00hrs
12:00hrs till late
12:00hrs - 12 midnight
Travelling by Tram
The tram is the best way to travel in and out of the circuit. It runs from 05:30hrs to 01:00hrs and
takes around 20 minutes to Le Mans city centre (Replubique).
The best places to catch the tram is from either Antres Sud or Guetteloup (close to Tertre Rouge)
the cost is €1.40 per journey.
City Centre
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Railway Station
www.lemansrace.com
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Useful local information
You never know what you need until you don’t have it! Hopefully some of the information
below will be of use during your visit to Le Mans.
Local Taxis
Radio Taxi Le Mans: +33 (0) 2 43 24 92 92
Taxis Station Gare: +33 (0) 2 43 24 99 99
Le Mans Taxi Radio: +33 (0) 2 43 82 07 07
Bus Service
A bus service from the circuit to the town centre runs during the race weekend:
From Saturday 08:30hrs to Sunday 18:30hrs there is a continuous bus service every 10-15 minutes.
Tickets are available on the bus.
Trams
The nearest stations that go to the centre of Le Mans are either Antares or Guetteloupe,
located close to Tertre Rouge corner.
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Bars and restaurants in Le Mans
Whilst there are many eating and drinking options at the circuit, at some point you may want some
decent food and a change of scenery! With the ultra-efficient tram service from the track to the city
centre, getting to the best bars and restaurants the city has to offer has never been easier. After many
visits to Le Mans both during and outside of the events we have found a few favourite ‘haunts’ of our
own - some have not been quite what we expected so we are only listing the most reputable!!
City Centre Bars & Restuarants:
Le Stan - A jazz bar/lounge that opens till late, in the city centre. 2 Place de l’Eperon.
L’Endroit - A small, chic bar with great music and a chilled atmosphere, in the city centre.
42 Rue des Ponts Neufs.
Taj Mahal - The best Indian restaurant in town, in the city centre, just off the Place de la Republique.
20 Rue du Cornet, Tel 02 43 24 54 87
Le Grenier a Sel - A gastronomic restaurant in the city centre opposite Le Stan jazz bar.
26 Place de l’Eperon, Tel 02 43 23 26 30
Pizza Mao - An excellent Italian restaurant located in the city centre opposite L’Endroit bar.
(they will even bring pizza to L’Endroit if you can’t tear yourself away from the bar).
45 Rue des Ponts Neufs
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Dominute Pizza - Great take away pizzas at excellent prices, located close to the city centre.
1 Avenue du Generale Gaulle, Tel 02 43 87 03 03
La Chamade Restaurant - Traditional French cuisine located in the old town. 9 Rue Doree 72000
Le Vieux Mans Tel 02 43 28 2 99
Out Of Town Restaurants:
Café du Tertre Rouge - A famous trackside bar located on the outside of the circuit at the corner
of Tertre Rouge and beginning of the Mulsanne straight. Route de Tour.
Auberge des Hunaudieres - A famous trackside family owned restaurant located directly on the
Mulsanne straight serving regional and French cuisine. Although during the race this isn’t the
easiest place to get to we highly recommend it and reservations are advisable.
Route de Tour 72230, Tel 02 43 84 98 14
Restaurant du Midi - A local restaurant located close to Chateau d’Eporce serving excellent
local cuisine, lunch can be recommended. Domfront-en-Champagne 72240, Tel 02 43 205 603
Restaurant la Grange - A traditional family run French brasserie, serving excellent French classics
located just on the outskirts of Arnage village.
240 Route Nationale, 72230 Arnage, Tel 02 43 21 11 93
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The circuit and campsites
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Paris, Channel
Ports
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Tram Line
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Dunlop Bridge
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D92
Dunlop Chicane
Main Entrance
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Dunlop Curve
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Arnage
Travel Destinations campsite at Hunaudières
Bleu Nord (camping)
Maison Blanche (camping)
Beausejour (camping)
Travel Destinations Flexotel Village
Travel Destinations Car Park & Parade Laps
Travel Destinations campsite at Porsche Curves
Travel Destinations Ticket Collection
Epinettes (camping)
Travel Destinations Event Tents
www.lemansrace.com
Travel Destinations Limited, Registered in England No. 3241674
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Mulsanne Straight
Mulsanne Corner
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Tours
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Indianapolis Straight
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Indianapolis
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Porsche Curves
Arnage Corner
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Antares
Rotonde - Race day ticket office
Aerodrome
Outskirts of Le Mans City
Karting Circuit Alain Prost
Golf Course
Supermarket
McDonalds
Leroy Merlin - DIY store
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Retail Park
Decathlon (Sports/Camping store)
Antares Tram Stop
Guetteloupe Tram Stop
MM Arena & car park
Karcher Car Wash
Technoparc
KFC
Grandstands
Museum
T4
Main Entrance
Dunlop Bridge
T3
T5
T11
T12
T13
T14
T15
T16
Paddock
T17
T18
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T19
T34
T20
T21
T22
Grandstands, names and numbers
T3
T4
T5
T11
T12
T13
T14
T15
T16
T17
T18
T19
T20
T21
T22
T23
T34
T23
www.lemansrace.com
Chapell
Panorama
Dunlop
Wimille
Benoist
Singher
Bernato
Chinetti
Sommer
Durand
ACO
Lagache
Leonard
Tavano
Wolleck
Raccordement
Paddock Stands
Points of interest
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Tram Line
Paris
Tertre Rouge
Cafe/Bar
Tram Stop
MM Arena &
car park
Le Mans
Tram Stop
East Entrance
Viewing Bank
Tertre Rouge
Entrance to
Parking Vert (Green)
Dunlop Bridge
Village & Paddock Area
Champagne & Beer Tents
Restaurants
ATM machines
Main Entrance
+ Museum
Rotonde Race Day
Ticket Office
Grandstands
(See detail)
D139
Aerodrome
Angers - Nantes
N23
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Where to watch the action
Even if you have a grandstand seat for the weekend we always recommend that you move
around and view the racing from different areas around the circuit. This will enable you to get
some great photos and experience the racing at its best. Below is a guide to some of the best
viewpoints around the circuit (clockwise from the start line):
The Start/Finish Straight: Although this area is dominated by the grandstands, if you don’t
have a seat, it is still possible to view the race from the concrete steps in front of the stands.
The steps act as free seating throughout the race, but expect this area to be very crowded both
for the start and the chequered flag.
The Dunlop Bridge: Always a favourite for photographers as the chicane here usually provides
some good race action. The most popular areas are either in front of the grandstand on the
outside of the track or on the opposite side at the bottom of the hill.
Tertre Rouge: This area has been altered a lot in recent years and is now much more spectator
friendly. Large grass slopes now provide good track views both at the Esses and the corner itself.
This viewpoint marks the end of the areas accessible with a General Enclosure race ticket but
it is well worth the walk.
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Mulsanne Straight: Viewing along the Mulsanne Straight is now prohibited; however it is possible
to get close to the action at the Auberge des Hunaudieres and Shanghai des 24 Heures restaurants
or the Hotel Arbor near the 1st and 2nd chicanes. Access to these areas is only by car and expect to
pay for parking and to have a restricted view usually through high fencing.
Mulsanne Corner: At the bottom of the straight the braking zone at the Mulsanne Corner never
fails to provide some great race action, particularly at night.
Arnage Corner: If you only get to one corner of the circuit then make sure it is here, as the 90 degree
right hander almost guarantees action. If you make it here for dawn or dusk then you will be well
rewarded but anytime is always a good time.
Porsche Curves: Always referred to as the drivers’ favourite part of the circuit due to the speed
and accuracy required to negotiate the Porsche Curves. The Travel Destinations private viewing area
gives excellent views of the sweeping curves and almost down to the Arnage corner. There is also
a public access viewing area inside the curves accessed through the Beausejour campsite.
Ford Chicane: Close up views are possible from this complex as the cars accelerate towards the
Start/Finish Straight. If you don’t have a stand ticket then the best views are obtained either from
in front of the stand or from the grass banking near the Maison Blanche campsite.
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marque car club
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Barry Sidery-Smith - living legend
If I asked you to name British drivers who have raced frequently at Le Mans, you might think of
names such as Derek Bell, Alan McNish or Martin Brundle. But if you are a fan of the classic MG
racing, then there is one driver whose name stands out and who has an enviable history of
appearances at the Circuit de la Sarthe.
Barry Sidery-Smith is a living legend in the world of MG racing. Often referred to by his nick-name
“Sideways-Smith” he is renowned for his sublime car control and his ability to produce giant killing
performances. Whilst he has never competed in the modern 24 hour race, he has taken part in
every Le Mans Classic since the event was founded in 2002. He was also one of the drivers who
competed in the first Legends race, which was a morning warm up race for the main Le Mans
24 Hour in 2001.
He will be appearing at this year's Le Mans Classic, driving two different cars in two different
categories, something which he has done at the two previous Le Mans Classics. This means that
over a 24 hour period he will need to take part in six races, as well as qualifying and practice in
both cars. This is would be a physically demanding schedule for any driver, but what makes
Barry's achievement all the more remarkable is that he celebrated his 80th Birthday in January
this year. But racing is very much in Barry's blood and he has been competing at events almost
continuously since 1959. His first race was in a Parker Jap single seater at Brands Hatch, which
he had borrowed from someone that he met whilst doing his paper round.
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The car broke down during practice, so the very next day he entered his own Austin Healey 100
in a race at Goodwood. Barry still regularly races at Goodwood, qualifying another Austin Healey
in 5th place on the grid at last year's Revival.
The fact that Barry ended up racing cars is no big surprise, as his family had a long association
with the motor trade. Barry’s father was a car dealer and in 1954, after completing his National
Service, Barry joined his family garage and car rental business at Surbiton High Street, Surrey.
At this time Surbtion was the home for several major racing teams. Cooper, Brabham and
AC cars were all within a few miles radius and many famous racing drivers such as Roy Salvidory,
Chris Amon and Bruce McClaren visited the garage to rent one of the thirty cars in Barry’s fleet
or bring their own road cars in for work.
Barry has bought and sold a lot of competition cars over the years. In 1970 he bought the
aluminium bodied ex-works MGB, which was built by the BMC Competitions Department,
and in which Paddy Hopkirk and Andrew Hedges finished 11th overall and 2nd in class at the
1965 Le Mans 24 hours. But Barry’s father was not impressed and told him to sell it. Reluctantly
he put an advert in Autosport, from which he received just one low offer.
So Barry put the car away in a lockup for several years, hoping that his father would forget
about it. Over the next decade the car made occasional appearances, driven by both Barry and
his wife Pam. Pam even entered it in the Brighton speed trial. In 1980 Barry was invited to
compete in his Le Mans MGB at the newly reopened Spa Francorchamps grand prix circuit in
Belgium. The hour long race had a prestigious field, included Ferraris and Jaguars. However
the big engined cars struggled for grip when torrential rain fell during the race.
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This suited Barry and the smaller more agile MGB, which was able to make its way through
the field.
Much to everyone’s surprise Barry finished third overall and was proud to stand on the podium
and be presented with his trophy by possibly the greatest racing driver of all time, Juan Manuel
Fangio. To this day, the trophy remains one of Barry’s most prized possessions.
But whilst Barry is best know for racing MG’s, he has raced many makes of car over the years.
Following his success at Spa, Barry was offered a drive in a Toyota Corrola by a Belguim dealer
team. He competed for them in major endurances races at circuits such as Hockenheimring,
the Nürburgring and Spa.
In 1998 the organisers of the Spa Six hours asked if Barry and his regular co-driver could accept
another driver as a teammate in their MGB. The driver turned out to be the young Vanina Ickx,
daughter of Belgium racing legend and 6 time Le Mans winner Jacky Ickx. Vanina was 23 years old
and at the very beginning of her racing career. She quickly got to grips with the MGB and
completed the first two hour stint at an incredible pace, setting a record for an MGB at Spa, before
handing the car over to Barry in 9th position overall. Having to sit an exam at the university the
next day, Vanina then just quietly left the circuit after her stint. But she remembers her race with
Barry with great affection and often pops into the paddock at Le Mans or Spa to say hello.
It was at Spa ten years later that another well know racing driver borrowed the same blue
MGB that Vanina had raced.
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Sir Stirling Moss was making his first appearance at Spa since the track had been redesigned
and he wanted to get some extra practice in ahead of qualifying. Barry was happy to hand the
car over to his old friend and Stirling duly went out to clock up some miles and re-acquaint
himself with the track.
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However in 2002 at the Le Mans Classic, Barry's racing career nearly came to an abrupt halt.
At 4 o'clock in the morning, whilst he was driving in a night race, disaster struck when a Bizzarrini
driver lost control. This caused a pursuing French E-type Jaguar to take avoiding action and when
Barry arrived at the scene, unsighted in the pitch dark, he found the E-type stationary across the
track. Barry hit the E-type side on at high speed, badly damaging both cars.
Despite being injured, Barry was able to turn off the engine and drag himself out of the car and
over the Armco before passing out. The next thing he remembers was coming round in the arms
of a rather attractive French lady marshal. He was rushed to the circuit medical centre and then on
to the local hospital, where he diagnosed with a broken sternum. Whilst Barry recovered, his
friends rallied round to help rebuild the damaged MGB.
Julius Thurgood organised a collection that raised £20,000 to help cover the cost of rebuilding
the aluminium bodied car in the workshops of Surrey Sports & Classics. A year after the crash,
Barry returned to Le Mans to take part in the Le Mans Legends race in this rebuilt MGB. Despite
having had a few replacement parts of his own fitted over the winter, Barry is very much looking
forward to continuing his remarkable racing career in 2016 and is showing no signs of slowing
up any time soon.
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Drivers
Nationality
Vehicle
AGA KHAN/PRILL/CLARK
ALLARDET
BALL/BALL
BALLY/LESEUR
BATCHELOR
BEHR
BERT/ADYNS
BESSADE
BRADLEY/BRADLEY
BRONSON/BURNETT
BUGLER
BURNETT
BUSSOLINI/BUSSOLINI
CARTER/SWIFT
CASTELEIN/CASTELEIN
CHALUPA/HERZOG
CHANOINE/SCHYRR/PLAISANT
CHASE-GARDENER/ALLEN
COINTREAU/du BOUCHERON/
COUSSEAU/LE METAYER
GBR/GBR/GBR
GBR/GBR/GBR
FRA
GBR/GBR
FRA/FRA
GBR
FRA
BEL/BEL
URU
GBR/GBR
GBR/GBR
GBR
GBR
FRA/FRA
GBR/GBR
BEL/BEL
AUT/DEU
FRA/FRA/FRA
GBR/GBR
FRA/FRA/
FRA/FRA
SINGER Savoye Special 1935
MG PA 1934
RILEY TT Sprite 1934
INVICTA "S" Type 1931
BMW 328 1938
BENTLEY 4,5l Tourer 1928
BENTLEY 4,5l "Le Mans" 1926
BMW 328 1937
DELAGE D6-70 SPECIAL 1936
ASTON MARTIN ULSTER 1935
TALBOT 105 BGH 21 1934
LAGONDA LG 45 1937
TALBOT 105 GO52 1931
PEUGEOT 402 Darl'mat 1938
BENTLEY 4,5l Tourer 1929
MERCEDES-BENZ SSK 1929
ALVIS FWD 1928
ASTON MARTIN 2 Litres Speed 1937
BUGATTI 51 1932
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Drivers
DECLERCK/CHANOINE
EMMERLING
ERNST
GRAIGNIC/BRUNNER
GROSS/TOBER
HALUSA
HINDERER/HINDERER
HUYGHUES DESPOINTES/DETROYES
JULIEN
KAPPELER/SCHORNO
KING/TISDALL
KÖNIG
LEGELEUX/LEGELEUX/MARTY
LEWIS
LINDEMANN/BLAKEMORE
MORRIS/DOWLING/CURTIS
MR JOHN OF B
MUELDER/SIMON
NEUMARK
OTTEN/HORBACH
OVERINGTON/GREEN
PELLETT
PIERRIN
POTTER/STANDING
REAY SMITH
RICCI/STOESSER
RIVETT/MITCHELL
ROLNER/ROLNER
RONDONI
SARAZIN
SCHAEFER/BRANDT
SCHRAUWEN
SEBBA/DOYLE/COLE
SOUBISE/SALMON
SPENCER
SWETE
TRABER
TURNER/MEDCALF
VAN DER KROFT/PLANT
WILLS/POLSON
WYBROW/WESTON/DOHERTY
Nationality
BEL/FRA
DEU
DEU
FRA/FRA
USA/USA
AUT
CHE/DEU
FRA/FRA
FRA
CHE/CHE
GBR/GBR
CHE
FRA/FRA/FRA
GBR
USA/GBR
GBR/IRL/GBR
FRA
DEU/DEU
GBR
DEU/DEU
GBR/GBR
GBR
BEL
GBR/GBR
GBR
FRA/FRA
GBR/GBR
DEU/DNK
FRA
FRA
DEU/DEU
BEL
GBR/GBR/GBR
FRA/FRA
GBR
GBR
CHE
GBR/GBR
NLD/GBR
GBR/GBR
GBR/GBR/GBR
Vehicle
RILEY 9 h.p. Brooklands Speed Model 1928
BENTLEY 4,5l Blower 1929
BUGATTI 35 B 1925
BMW 328 1937
ALFA ROMEO 8C 2300 1932
TALBOT 105 1934
RALLY NCP 1934
MG MIDGET PA 1935
ASTON MARTIN LM 2/4 1930
MORGAN 4/4 1937
DELAHAYE 135 S 1935
HRG 1500 1938
LAGONDA V12 LE MANS 1939
ASTON MARTIN ULSTER 1935
MG Magnette K3 1934
BUGATTI 51
BMW 328 1938
TALBOT 105 1933
BMW 328 1939
TALBOT AV 105 Alpine 1931
EXCELSIOR Torpedo Sport 1923
RILEY Brooklands 1930
LAGONDA LG 45 1936
BMW 328 1938
BMW 328 1938
BMW 328 1939
BENTLEY 3 Litres 1926
TALBOT AV 105 Alpine 1934
SINGER Le Mans speed special 1936
MORGAN 4/4 1937
BUGATTI 35 B 1928
BUGATTI 35 B 1928
INVICTA "S" Type 1931
TALBOT LAGO Ex Monoplace décalée 1939
BENTLEY 3 Litres Speed Model 1925
MORGAN 4/4 TT Replica 1937
TALBOT 90 1930
CITROËN C4 Roadster 1932
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Drivers
Nationality
Vehicle
ADYNS/BERT
STRETTON/FERNANDEZ/DE MIGUEL
ARNOLD
AUGIS
BATCHELOR
BERNBERG/UGO
BLANCHARD/BLANCHARD
BLANPAIN
BLASCO/PEYRAUD
du BOUCHERON/du BOUCHERON/
du BOUCHERON/du BOUCHERON
CHAMBON
CLARK
COINTREAU/COINTREAU/
COUSSEAU/LE METAYER
COINTREAU/LAURENT-BELLUE/
du BOUCHERON/LE METAYER
DALLA-MUTTA/MASSON
DESPLACES
D'IETEREN/de VUYST
EGURREGUY/BELLERET
BEL/BEL
GBR/GBR/GBR
GBR/ESP/ESP
GBR
FRA
GBR
GBR/GBR
FRA/FRA
BEL
FRA/FRA
FRA/FRA/
FRA/FRA
FRA
GBR
FRA/FRA
/FRA/FRA
FRA/FRA/
FRA/FRA
FRA/FRA
FRA
BEL/BEL
FRA/FRA
DB HBR Barquette 1945
PORSCHE 356 Pre A 1952
NASH HEALEY Le Mans 1952
JOWETT Jupiter 1953
AUSTIN HEALEY 100 BN 1 1954
ASTON MARTIN DB2/4 1953
COOPER T39 1955
DB PANHARD HBR4 1954
AUSTIN HEALEY 100 M 1954
OSCA S 1500 TN 1957
FIAT 1500 Spéciale 1950
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MASERATI 300 S 1955
COOPER T39 1955
PANHARD Monopole 1956
TALBOT T26 GS 1951
ASTON MARTIN DB2 1950
PORSCHE 550 Spyder 1955
Drivers
ELICABE
EVANS/EVANS
FERNANDEZ/DE MIGUEL
FRANCIS
FRISCIA/MEURISSE
GASTALDI
GRANDIDIER
GUYOT-SIONNEST/LATHAM
HERREMAN DE MEURISSE/
HERREMAN DE MEURISSE
HUBER
HUBNER
HUYGHUES DESPOINTES/BROOKS/
BARDINON
JOHNS
JOY
KRIKNOFF
de LACRETELLE/WHEELER
LANGEWIESCHE/WERNER
LAURENT-BELLUE/PASCAULT
MAHUL
MARIE/MARIE
MARTY/CAZALOT
MEIER
MELLINGER/GELMINI
MESTROT/DA ROCHA
MIDGLEY
MONTEVERDE/PEARSON
MÜLLER-WREDE
NEUMARK
NOYER/DIERICK
OELSCHLAGEL/OELSCHLAGEL
PEAD
PENILLARD
PRICE
RICHARDSON/BOWLES
ROBSON/TORDOFF
ROWLEY/DRINKWATER
RUDDELL
SCHNEEBERGER/SCHNEEBERGER
SCHUMACHER/WERNER
SEBBA/DOYLE/COLE
STEPHENS/BURNETT
STEVENS/GAUTRIN
SUCARI
TAVANO/BERARD
THOMAS
THORNE/WHITESIDE
TOURNEUR/DUTHIE
TRABER
TURNER
TWYMAN
VELEBNY/KAFKA
VERLIEFDEN
WARD
YOUNG
WALLACE
WEBB
Nationality
ARG
GBR/GBR
ESP/ESP
CDN
ITA/FRA
ITA
FRA
FRA/FRA
BEL/BEL
Vehicle
MASERATI A6 GCS Barchetta 1955
MG Le Mans Special 1949
JAGUAR XK 140
ALLARD J2 1951
HEALEY Elliott 1949
AUSTIN HEALEY 100 S 1954
COOPER T39 1955
AUT
DEU
FRA/USA/FRA
MERCEDES BENZ 300 SL 1955
ALLARD J2R 1953
DB HBR5 1956
GBR
GBR
CHE
FRA/GBR
DEU/DEU
FRA/FRA
FRA
FRA/FRA
FRA/FRA
CHE
FRA/ITA
FRA/PRT
GBR
BRA/GBR
DEU
GBR
FRA/FRA
AUT/AUT
GBR
FRA
ZAF
GBR/GBR
GBR/GBR
GBR/GBR
GBR
CHE/CHE
DEU/DEU
GBR/GBR/GBR
GBR/GBR
FRA/FRA
ARG
FRA/FRA
GBR
GBR/GBR
FRA/CDN
CHE
GBR
GBR
CZE/CZE
BEL
GBR
GBR
GBR
GBR
JAGUAR XK 140 FHC 1955
JAGUAR Type D 1955
LOTUS XI 1500 1956
TRIUMPH TR2 1954
LOTUS IX 1955
FRAZER NASH Le Mans Coupé 1954
DB HBR Barquette 1957
DKW Monza 1956
FRAZER NASH Le Mans Replica 1950
FERRARI 225 S 1952
MASERATI 300 S 1955
TRIUMPH TR2 1954
JAGUAR Type D 1955
ALLARD J2X Le Mans 1952
JAGUAR XK 140 FHC 1955
TRIUMPH TR2 1955
MERCEDES BENZ 300 SL 1955
PORSCHE 356 Pre A coupé 1500S 1954
MORETTI 750 Sport 1956
AC ACE 1954
CADILLAC Series 61 1950
JAGUAR XK 120 1950
MORGAN +4 1953
DB HBR 53 1953
Callista D 120 Ranelagh 1951
JAGUAR XK 120 1949
MORGAN +4 1954
PORSCHE 356 Speed. Pre-A 1500 S 1954
FIAT 8V Zagato 1953
AUSTIN HEALEY 100/4 1953
JAGUAR XK 120 1952
SKODA Sport 1949
JAGUAR Type C 1952
AUSTIN HEALEY 100 S 1954
JAGUAR Type D 1955
JAGUAR Type C 1952
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Drivers
ALEXANDER/WILLMOTT
ALGLAVE/OLLEVIER
BERCHON/BRAYARD
BERNBERG/UGO
BIEGNER/BIEGNER
BINNINGTON/DAVIS
BIRCH
BODEN
BRADFIELD/EVANS
BROOKS/BEEBEE
CARON
CLARK/WILLS
COOKE/HAYWARD
COTTINGHAM/SMITH
COURAUDON/GRANSART/REGENT
COUSSEAU/COINTREAU/
COINTREAU/LE METAYER
DALGLISH/TWYMAN
DE REGUERO
DOQUIN
DUMOLIN
DURAND/MARBECK
EMBERSON
FOUQUET-HATEVILAIN/
MOREAU/DILLEMANN
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Vehicle
GBR/GBR
FRA/FRA
FRA/FRA
GBR/GBR
DEU/USA
GBR/GBR
GBR
AUT
GBR/GBR
GBR/GBR
FRA
GBR/NZL
GBR
GBR/GBR
FRA/FRA/FRA
FRA/FRA
/FRA/FRA
CDN/GBR
ESP
FRA
BEL
FRA/FRA
GBR
FRA/FRA/FRA
ASTON MARTIN DB4 GT 1960
AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 Mk 1 1961
TRIUMPH TR3 1957
DEEP SANDERSON 301 1961
PORSCHE 356 A 1959
MG A "Twin Cam" Le Mans 1958
LOTUS Elite S2 1959
MASERATI T63 Birdcage 1961
SUNBEAM ALPINE LE MANS 1961
LISTER Jaguar "flat iron" 1958
LOTUS XV 1958
LOTUS XV 1959
TOJEIRO Jaguar 1959
LOTUS Elite 1961
LOTUS XI 1100 1958
ASTON MARTIN DB4 GT 1960
PORSCHE 356 A 1600 Speedster 1957
PORSCHE 356 1962
FERRARI 250 GT Berlinetta 1962
LOTUS Elite 1961
MORGAN +4 Super Sport 1961
DB HBR 1958
Drivers
GALANT/NEURRISSE
GARAMOND
GAYE
GELY/DUBOIS
GIJZEN/SCHRAUWEN
GLEYZE/MONOT
GODEFROY/DUPRAT
GRAUS/VERCOUTERE
GUYOT-SIONNEST/LATHAM
HALL/O'SHEA
HALUSA
HART
HELLO/SEGOLEN
HOOD
JOY
KIVLOCHAN
LAGUERRE/CAGGIANO
LARROUSSE/RODDARO/GRAND
LAUREAU/LAUREAU/GUNY
LOUWMAN/WOOD
LUNN
MALONE/HALL
MAZOYER
MORGENSTERN/KLAES/LOCH
MOYES
von OPPENHEIM/MIDDENDORF
PAULUS
PELETIES/MICHAELIDES
PEROU
PERRUCHOT
RICCI/STOESSER
ROCHER/GADAL
RÜEDE
SATOR/WERNER
SCHUMACHER/WERNER
SHEARS/COLES/GURNEY
STEPHENS/STEPHENS
STREMINSKI/STREMINSKI
SUCARI
SYKES/DUBOIS/
SIDERY-SMITH/RYAN
THOMAS
TWYMAN
VAN DER KROFT/PLANT
VERCOUTERE/LOPEZ
VÖGELE
VISSER/SINKE/LAMMERS
WANTY
WARD/SHEDDEN
WHITESIDE
WILLS/CLARK
ZURSTRASSEN
ZWEIFLER/FÖVENY
Nationality
FRA/FRA
FRA
BEL
FRA/FRA
NLD/BEL
FRA/FRA
FRA/FRA
USA/FRA
FRA/FRA
GBR/GBR
AUT
NLD
FRA/FRA
GBR
GBR
GBR
FRA/ARG
FRA/MCO/FRA
FRA/FRA/FRA
NLD/GBR
GBR
USA/GBR
FRA
DEU/DEU/DEU
GBR
DEU/DEU
FRA
CYP/CYP
FRA
FRA
FRA/FRA
FRA/FRA
CHE
DEU/DEU
DEU/DEU
GBR/GBR/GBR
GBR/GBR
DEU/DEU
ARG
GBR/BEL/GBR/GBR
Vehicle
ALFA ROMEO Giulietta 1300 SZ 1962
JAGUAR Type E 3.8L 1961
LISTER Jaguar Knobbly 1958
CHEVROLET Corvette C1 1958
DB HBR5 Coach 1958
OSCA 1600 GT Zagato 1960
TRIUMPH TR3 A 1959
MASERATI 300 S 1957
LISTER JAGUAR Costin 1959
LOTUS Elite S2 1960
AC ACE Bristol 1957
PANHARD CD 1963
PORSCHE 550 Spyder 1958
DB HBR5 1961
LOTUS XV 1959
LISTER JAGUAR Knobbly 1958
LOTUS XV 1959
MG A 1959
PORSCHE 356 A 1957
PORSCHE 356 A 1600 Speedster 1958
OSCA 2000 S 1959
MG A 1959
LOTUS Elite 1960
LOTUS Elite 1960
LOTUS XI 1100 1958
PEERLESS GT Phase One 1958
MASERATI 300 S 1956
MASERATI T63 Birdcage 1961
MORGAN +4 Super Sport 1961
PORSCHE 356 A GT Speedster 1959
TOJEIRO Climax 1958
PORSCHE 356 A 1958
TRIUMPH TR3 S 1959
GBR
GBR
NLD/GBR
FRA/LUX
CHE
NLD/NLD/NLD
BEL
GBR/SCO
GBR
NZL/GBR
BEL
DEU/DEU
LOTUS Elite 1962
MORGAN +4 1959
LOTUS XV 1959
PORSCHE 718 - RS60 1960
AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 Mk 2a 1962
LOTUS XI 1500 1958
LISTER Costin 1959
COOPER Monaco T-49 1959
LOTUS Elite 1959
LOTUS XV 1958
LISTER Knobbly 1959
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Drivers
AGA KHAN
AHLERS
BARDINON
de BEAUMONT/SIASSI
/FILLON/KAUFMANN
BERTHONNET/SUZAT/LECLERE/
FAIVRE-PIERRET
BERTHONNET/ZIMMERMANN/
LECLERE/FAIVRE-PIERRET
BOOS/GOURY
BRANDENBURG/NICOLET
BUSSOLINI/BUSSOLINI
CAZALIERES
CHAMBON
CLEGG/CLEGG/MC GLONE
DE MIGUEL/DELSO/STEUER
DEE-CROWNE/THOMAS
DELEPLANQUE
DELSO/DE MIGUEL
DESPLACES
DOOR/MANJARD/JULIENNE/CARINI
DUMOLIN/VAN RIET
DUMOLIN/VAN RIET
ELLERBROCK
FERRAO/FERRAO
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Vehicle
GBR
GBR
FRA
CHE/CHE/FRA/DEU
PORSCHE 911 2,0l 1965
MORGAN +4 1962
LOLA MK6 GT 1963
FRA/FRA/FRA/FRA
MARCOS Mini GT 1965
FRA/FRA/FRA/FRA
LOTUS Elan S2 1964
FRA/FRA
CHE/FRA
FRA/FRA
FRA
FRA
GBR/GBR/GBR
ESP/ESP/COL
GBR/GBR
FRA
ESP/ESP
FRA
FRA/FRA/FRA/FRA
BEL/BEL
BEL/BEL
DEU
PRT/PRT
PORSCHE 904/6 GTS 1963
ALFA ROMEO TZ 1964
SHELBY Cobra 289 1962
FERRARI 275 GTB 1964
MG B 1965
ABARTH SIMCA
FERRARI 275 GTB 1966
MARCOS Mini GT 1965
FORD GT40 1965
FORD GT40 1965
FORD GT40 1965
Drivers
FILLON/FILLON
FIRMENICH
FRANCE/FRANCE
FROMM
GIJZEN
GODET/BERTHY
GUIGNOT
de HABSBOURG-LORRAINE
HALUSA
HEALY
HUBER GUTIERREZ
HUGENHOLTZ
HUXLEY
JOY
KATO/OASHI
KOHLER
KREMER/KREMER
LAFONT
LAJOURNADE/AUBRY
LE BOEUF/COZZOLINO
LE JEAN
LECOU
LECOURT
LEMOS/GOUBLE
LINDEMANN
LYNN
MACEDO SILVA/MACEDO
SILVA/JORGE
MEIER/LIPS
MEIER/LIPS
MEINS
MELLINGER/GELMINI
MERLIN
MESTROT/DA ROCHA
MOYES/YOUNG
MULACEK/VINSON
NAHUM
NEURRISSE/GALANT
ORJUELA/ORJUELA
POIROT/FATEMI
QUEFFELEC/COLLAS
RAGNOTTI
REDELE/PEAUGER
SCALISE
SCEMAMA/SCEMAMA
SHEDDEN/YOUNG
SIDERY-SMITH/YEA
SMITH/COTTINGHAM
STAMP/ELGAARD
STUDER
SUMMERS
TROMANS/MEADEN
VERQUIN
YOUNG
Nationality
FRA/FRA
CHE
FRA/FRA
DEU
NLD
FRA/FRA
FRA
BEL
AUT
USA
CHE
NLD
GBR
GBR
JPN/JPN
FRA
CHE/GBR
FRA
FRA/FRA
FRA/FRA
FRA
FRA
FRA
FRA/FRA
USA
GBR
PRT/PRT/PRT
Vehicle
LOTUS Elan 1965
BIZZARRINI 5300 GT 1965
FERRARI 275 GTB 4 1966
MG B 1965
TVR GRANTURA MK2 1962
ALFA ROMEO Giulietta 1300 SZ
FERRARI 250 GT Breadvan 1961
PORSCHE 911 2,0l 1965
FERRARI 250 LM 1964
ALPINE M 63 1963
LOTUS Elan 1965
MORGAN +4 1963
PORSCHE 911 2,0l 1965
PORSCHE 911 2,0l 1965
FORD GT40 1965
JAGUAR Type E Low Drag 1963
FORD GT40 1965
FORD GT 40 Roadster 1965
CHE/CHE
CHE/CHE
GBR
FRA/ITA
FRA
FRA/PRT
GBR/GBR
USA/FRA
CHE
FRA/FRA
COL/COL
FRA/DEU
FRA/FRA
FRA
FRA/FRA
ARG
CHE/CHE
SCO/GBR
GBR/GBR
GBR/GBR
DNK/DNK
CHE
GBR
MCO/GBR
FRA
GBR
FERRARI 275 GTB/C 1966
SHELBY Mustang 350 GT 1965
FORD GT40 1967
ALFA ROMEO TZ 1964
FORD GT40 1965
FORD GT40 1965
PORSCHE 901 1964
LOTUS Elan 1964
ALPINE M 65 1965
ALPINE M 63 1963
ALFA ROMEO TZ 1964
PORSCHE 911 2,0l 1965
MG B Le Mans 1965
FORD GT40 1965
SHELBY Mustang 350 GT 1965
LOTUS Elan 26R 1964
LOTUS Elan 26R Shapecraft 1964
PORSCHE 901 1964
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Drivers
Nationality
Vehicle
ABELLAN/BOULET
BARTHE
BECK
BECKER
BELLETESTE
BENEZET
BESSADE
BESSON/DOUGNAC
BIANCO/MAZZOLENI
BRANDENBURG
BUSSOLINI/BUSSOLINI
CAZALIERES
DE DONCKER
DONCIEUX
DRIOT/DRIOT
DUBLER/HENNESSY/
HAUSER/SCHOBER
EMBERSON/WYKEHAM
FATEMI
FRADIN
FRANCE
FRANKLIN
FRERS
GADAIS
GALANT/NEURRISSE
CHE/FRA
CHE
DEU
DEU
FRA
FRA
URU
FRA/FRA
ITA/ITA
CHE
FRA/FRA
FRA
BEL
FRA
FRA/FRA
CHE/USA/
CHE/CHE
GBR/GBR
DEU
FRA
FRA
GBR
DEU
FRA
FRA/FRA
FERRARI 365 GTB/4 Spider NART 1972
PORSCHE 914/6 GT 1970
PORSCHE 911 S 2.2L 1970
PORSCHE 910 1968
CHEVRON B21 FVC 1971
PORSCHE 911 2,5 ST 1972
FORD GT40 1966
ALPINE A 220 1968
CHEVRON B19 1971
CHEVRON B8 BMW 1968
PORSCHE 914/6 GT 1970
CHEVRON B16 Mazda 1970
LOLA T70 Mk III B 1969
FORD GT40 1966
PORSCHE 911 2,5 ST 1972
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CHEVRON B8 BMW 1969
PORSCHE 911 RS 3L 1973
FERRARI 312 P 1969
ALFA ROMEO T33/2 Daytona 1968
LOLA T70 Mk III 1967
Drivers
GOODMAN/HALL
HART
HEBRARD/MODAS
HUBER GUTIERREZ
JACOB
KOK
KRIKNOFF
de LATRE DU BOSQUEAU
LAUBER/KURTH
LEMBO/RITTER
LESTRADE
LYNN
MAC ALLISTER/GREGORY/
MAC ALLISTER
MARIS/HELARY
MAURICE/de THOISY
MELLINGER/GELMINI
MESTDAGH
MILLE/TAVARES
MILLE/MAHE
MONTEVERDE/PEARSON
MR JOHN OF B
MR JOHN OF B
NAHUM/THUNER
NICOLET/FILLON
NICOLET
O'CONNELL
von OPPENHEIM/MIDDENDORF
PERRODO/CRUBILE
PIRES
POPONCINI
PREVOT
RATTAZZI/PIRRO
REMNANT
RITTWEGER/HANCOCK/GEORGI
ROCHER
ROMANO
RUDOLPH
SALA/SADA
SCHICKENTANZ/LECHLER/FELLNER
SEILER/ISENRING
SHELDON
TOLLEMER
TOMLIN
TROMANS/MEADEN
TROUILLARD/RONDONI
VAN LENNEP/GRAND
/RODDARO/HUGHES
VANDROMME/BELMONDO
VÖGELE
WATSON
ZAGO/ROUCOLLE
Nationality
USA/GBR
NLD
FRA/FRA
CHE
DEU
DNK
CHE
BEL
USA/DEU
FRA/DEU
FRA
GBR
USA/USA/USA
FRA/FRA
FRA/FRA
FRA/ITA
BEL
FRA/PRT
FRA/FRA
BRA/GBR
FRA
FRA
CHE/CHE
FRA/FRA
FRA
GBR
DEU/DEU
FRA/FRA
BRA
ITA
FRA
USA/ITA
GBR
DEU/GBR/DEU
FRA
USA
DEU
ITA/ITA
DEU/DEU/AUT
CHE/CHE
GBR
FRA
GBR
MCO/GBR
FRA/FRA
NLD/FRA/
MCO/CDN
FRA/FRA
CHE
SCO
FRA/FRA
Vehicle
CHEVROLET Corvette C3 Greenwood 1971
DE TOMASO Pantera Gr. 3 1972
LOLA T210 1970
CHEVRON B8 BMW 1968
LOLA T212 FVC 1971
CHEVRON B19 1970
PORSCHE 911 T/R 1968
CHEVRON B8 BMW 1968
ALFA ROMEO T 33 TT 1971
PORSCHE 911 T/R 1968
FERRARI 365 GTB/4 Gr.IV 1970
MATRA 660-01 1971
PORSCHE 917 1969
LIGIER JS 3 DFV 1971
LIGIER JS 1 1969
COSTIN NATHAN 1000 GT 1968
DUCKHAMS LM 72 1971
CHEVRON B19 1971
ALPINE A 210 1966
PORSCHE 908/3 1971
PORSCHE 908/2 1969
LOLA T212 FVC 1971
ALPINE A 110 1300S 1968
ALFA ROMEO T33/3 1969
FERRARI 365 GTB/4 Gr.IV 1972
PORSCHE 906 1966
PORSCHE 910 1967
PORSCHE 910 1967
PORSCHE 906 1966
PORSCHE 906 1966
ALPINE A 210 1966
LOLA T210 1970
PORSCHE 906 1966
PORSCHE 908 LH 1968
FORD GT40 1969
PORSCHE 917 1969
CHEVRON B8 BMW 1968
CHEVRON B16 FVC
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ALVERGNAS
BARBOT
BOURIEZ
BRATKE VON BERGEN
BROWN/DEAN
BÜSST/FREEMAN
CARON
CERON
CHASE-GARDENER/ALLEN
CROFTON
DA ROCHA
DENAT
DESCHANEL/ROLLAT
DEVIS
D'IETEREN
EGGIMANN
ELLIOTT/BRADY
FARLEY/RAHAL
FERRER/MR JOHN OF B
FRATTI/CABIANCA
GADAL/SEGOLEN/BLASCO
GUENAT
GUIKAS
HALL
HINDERER/HINDERER
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FRA
PRT
BEL
DEU
USA/GBR
GBR/GBR
FRA
FRA
GBR/GBR
GBR
FRA
CHE
FRA/CHE
BEL
BEL
CHE
GBR/AUS
USA/USA
FRA/FRA
ITA/ITA
FRA/FRA/FRA
CHE
FRA
GBR
CHE/DEU
Vehicle
FORD GRAN TORINO 1976
LOLA T280 DFV 1972
FERRARI 512 BB LM 1980
PORSCHE 935 1981
CHEVRON B31 BDG 1975
CHEVROLET Monza 1976
ASTON MARTIN DBS V8 1969
DATSUN 240 Z 1975
LOLA T298 BMW 1979
PORSCHE 911 RSR 3L 1974
LENHAM P71 1971
RONDEAU M 378 DFV 1978
PORSCHE 935 K3 1979
CHEETAH G601 1976
BMW 3.0 CSL 1973
LANCIA Beta Gr. V 1979
PORSCHE 934 1976
LOLA T286 1976
RENAULT ALPINE A 442 1976
GULF Mirage 1974
BMW M1 Procar 1979
Drivers
KOLLY
LAFARGUE
LAFARGUE
LATHAM/BAUD/BAUD
LECOURT
LEMBO
LINDBERG
LIPS
LUCCHINI/LUCCHINI/PESCATORI
MAC ALLISTER
MAC NEIL/WOMACK
MAILLET AVENEL/PORTA
/ PARISY/HALLIDAY
MARIS
MARIS/HELARY
MASS/GEE/CALFO/PACE
MAXTED-PAGE
MEINERS/PIRRO
MERLIN
MEYERS/de SIEBENTHAL
MONTEIRO
MR JOHN OF B
ORJUELA/ORJUELA
PARGAMIN
PENLAE
PERRODO/CRUBILE
PESCAROLO/BELTOISE
PIQUET
PRILL
RAGNOTTI
RATTAZZI/PIRRO
RICHARDSON
ROOCK/ALZEN
ROSSIAUD/LE JEAN
RUPP/PEAUGER
SCEMAMA/FORT
SCHWARTZ
SIMMONDS/CLARIDGE
SINCLAIR
SINGER
SIRAGNA/WELTI
SPIRGI/NICOLAIDIS
TITFORD/REEVES
TRABER/MUELDER
VAN RIET/CARTENIAN
VON DER LIECK/MASS
WALKER
WERGINZ/JANITS/ANDREE/HUBER
Nationality
FRA
FRA
FRA
FRA/FRA/FRA
FRA
FRA
DNK
CHE
ITA/ITA/ITA
USA
USA/USA
FRA/FRA/
FRA/FRA
FRA
FRA/FRA
DEU/USA/USA/USA
GBR
ITA/ITA
FRA
BEL/CHE
PRT
FRA
COL/COL
FRA
FRA
FRA/FRA
FRA/FRA
FRA
GBR
FRA
USA/ITA
GBR
DEU/GBR/DEU
DEU/GBR/DEU
DEU/DEU
FRA/FRA
FRA/FRA
CHE/FRA
FRA
GBR/GBR
GBR
HUN
CHE
CHE/CHE
GBR/GBR
CHE/DEU
BEL/BEL
DEU/DEU
GBR
AUT/AUT/DEU/AUT
Vehicle
LOLA T292 BMW 1973
LOLA T298 BMW 1979
LOLA T298 BMW 1979
BMW M1 1979
BMW 3.0 CSL 1975
LOLA - DE CADENET T380 - DFV
GULF Mirage 1973
PORSCHE 935 K3 1980
BMW 3.0 CSL 1973
PORSCHE 935 1979
LANCIA Beta Gr. V
LANCIA Beta Gr. V
PORSCHE 935 K3 1977
PORSCHE 935 1978
LOLA T298 BMW 1979
LIGIER JS 2 DFV 1974
MOYNET LM 75 1975
CHEVRON B36 BMW 1976
PORSCHE 911 Turbo RSR 2,1L 1974
INALTERA 1976
PORSCHE 930 Turbo 1975
RENAULT ALPINE A443 1978
LOLA T290 BDG 1972
LOLA T290 1972
ALFA ROMEO T33/TT12 1974
CHEVRON B36 BMW 1976
SAUBER C5 BMW 1976
DODGE Charger 1974
LOLA T292 BDG 1973
LOLA T292 BDG 1973
PORSCHE 924 GTR 1981
PORSCHE 924 GTR 1981
PORSCHE 930 Gr.IV 1978
BMW M1 Procar 1979
DE TOMASO Pantera Gr. IV 1971
BMW 3.5 CSL 1976
BMW 3.0 CSL 1973
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Le Mans 24 Hours previous winners
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2015
19
Nico Hulkenberg (GER) Earl Bamber (NZL) Nick Tandy (GBR)
Porsche 919 Hybrid
2014
2
Marcel FÄSSLER (GER) André LOTTERER (GER) Benoît TRÉLUYER (FRA)
Audi R18 e-tron quattro
2013
2
Tom KRISTENSEN (DEN) Allan MCNISH (GBR) Loic DUVAL (FRA)
2012
1
Andre LOTTERER (GER) / Marcel FASSLER (GER) / Benoît TRÉLUYER (GER)
2011
2
Andre LOTTERER (GER) / Marcel FASSLER (GER) / Benoît TRÉLUYER (GER)
Audi R18 TDI
2010
9
Mike ROCKENFELLER (GER) / Timo BERNHARD (GER) / Romain DUMAS (FRA)
Audi R15 TDI Plus
2009
9
David BRABHAM (AUS) / Marc GENE (ESP) / Alexander WURZ (AUT)
Peugeot 908 Hdi-FAP
2008
2
Rinaldo CAPELLO (ITA) / Tom KRISTENSEN (DEN) / Allan McNISH (GBR)
Audi R10 TDI
2007
1
Frank BIELA (GER) / Emanuele PIRRO (ITA) / Marco WERNER (GER)
Audi R10 TDI
2006
8
Frank BIELA (GER) / Emanuele PIRRO (ITA) / Marco WERNER (GER)
Audi R10 TDI
2005
3
Tom KRISTENSEN (DEN) / J.J. LEHTO (FIN) / Marco WERNER (GER)
Audi R8
2004
5
Seiji ARA (JAP) / Rinaldo CAPELLO (ITA) / Tom KRISTENSEN (DEN)
Audi R8
2003
7
Rinaldo CAPELLO (ITA) / Tom KRISTENSEN (DEN) / Guy SMITH (GBR)
Bentley EXP Speed 8
2002
1
Frank BIELA (GER) / Tom KRISTENSEN (DEN) / Emanuele PIRRO (ITA)
Audi R8
2001
1
Audi R8
2000
8
Audi R8
1999
15
Yannick DALMAS (FRA) / Pierluigi MARTINI (ITA) / Joachim WINKELHOCK (GER) BMW V12 LMR
1998
26
Laurent AIELLO (FRA) / Allan McNISH (GBR) / Stephane ORTELLI (FRA)
1997
7
Michele ALBORETO (ITA) / Stefan JOHANSSON (SWE) / Tom KRISTENSEN (DEN) TWR Porsche WSC95
1996
7
Davy JONES (USA) / Manuel REUTER (GER) / Alexander WURZ (AUT)
Joest Porsche WSC95
1995
59
Yannick DALMAS (FRA) / J.J. LEHTO (FIN) / Masanori SEKIYA (JAP)
McLaren F1 GTR
1994
36
Mauro BALDI (ITA) / Yannick DALMAS (FRA) / Hurley HAYWOOD (USA)
Dauer Porsche 962LM
1993
3
Christophe BOUCHUT (FRA) / Geoff BRABHAM (AUS) / Eric HELARY (FRA)
Peugeot 905B
1992
1
Mark BLUNDELL (GBR) / Yannick DALMAS (FRA) / Derek WARWICK (GBR)
Peugeot 905
1991
55
Bertrand GACHOT (BEL) / Johnny HERBERT (GBR) / Volker WEIDLER (GER)
Mazda 787B
1990
3
Martin BRUNDLE (GBR) / Price COBB (USA) / John NIELSEN (DEN)
Jaguar XJR-12
1989
63
Stanley DICKENS (SWE) / Jochen MASS (GER) / Manuel REUTER (GER)
Sauber Mercedes C9
1988
2
Johnny DUMFRIES (SCO) / Jan LAMMERS (HOL) / Andy WALLACE (GBR)
Jaguar XJR-9LM
1987
17
Derek BELL (GBR) / Al HOLBERT (USA) / Hans-Joachim STUCK (GER)
Porsche 962C
1986
1
Derek BELL (GBR) / Al HOLBERT (USA) / Hans-Joachim STUCK (GER)
Porsche 962C
1985
7
Paolo BARILLA (ITA) / Klaus LUDWIG (GER) / John "WINTER" (GER)
Porsche 956B
1984
7
Klaus LUDWIG (GER) / Henri PESCAROLO (FRA)
Porsche 956B
1983
3
Hurley HAYWOOD (USA) / Al HOLBERT (USA) / Vern SCHUPPAN (AUS)
Porsche 956
1982
1
Derek BELL (GBR) / Jacky ICKX (BEL)
Porsche 956
1981
11
Porsche 936/81
1980
16
Jean-Pierre JAUSSAUD (FRA) / Jean RONDEAU (FRA)
Rondeau 379B - Ford
1979
41
Klaus LUDWIG (GER) / Bill WHITTINGTON (USA) / Don WHITTINGTON (USA)
Porsche 935-K3
1978
2
Jean-Pierre JAUSSAUD (FRA) / Didier PIRONI (FRA)
Alpine A442B - Renault
1977
4
Jurgen BARTH (GER) / Hurley HAYWOOD (USA) / Jacky ICKX (BEL)
Porsche 936
1976
20
Jacky ICKX (BEL) / Gijs van LENNEP (HOL)
Porsche 936
1975
11
Mirage GR8 - Ford
1974
7
Gerard LARROUSSE (FRA) / Henri PESCAROLO (FRA)
Matra-Simca MS670B
1973
11
Gerard LARROUSSE (FRA) / Henri PESCAROLO (FRA)
Matra-Simca MS670B
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Porsche 911 GT1-98
1972
1971
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1969
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1965
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1963
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1959
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1927
1926
1925
1924
1923
15
22
23
6
9
1
2
21
20
21
6
10
11
5
14
3
4
6
4
18
21
20
5
22
1
15
2
4
9
11
8
16
4
1
4
3
6
5
8
9
Graham HILL (GBR) / Henri PESCAROLO (FRA)
Matra-Simca MS670
Gijs van LENNEP (HOL) / Helmut MARKO (AUT)
Porsche 917K
Richard ATTWOOD (GBR) / Hans HERMANN (GER)
Porsche 917K
Jacky ICKX (BEL) / Jackie OLIVER (GBR)
Lucien BIANCHI (BEL) / Pedro RODRIGUEZ (MEX)
A.J. FOYT Jr. (USA) / Dan GURNEY (USA)
Chris AMON (NZL) / Bruce McLAREN (NZL)
Masten GREGORY (USA) / Jochen RINDT (AUT)
Jean GUICHET (FRA) / Nino VACCARELLA (ITA)
Lorenzo BANDINI (ITA) / Ludovico SCARFIOTTI (ITA)
Olivier GENDEBIEN (BEL) / Phil HILL (USA)
Paul FRERE (BEL) / Olivier GENDEBIEN (BEL)
Roy SALVADORI (GBR) / Carroll SHELBY (USA)
Ivor BUEB (GBR) / Ron FLOCKHART (GBR)
Ron FLOCKHART (GBR) / Ninian SANDERSON (GBR)
Ivor BUEB (GBR) / Mike HAWTHORN (GBR)
Jose Froilan GONZALEZ (ARG) / Maurice TRINTIGNANT (FRA)
Duncan HAMILTON (GBR) / Tony ROLT (GBR)
Hermann LANG (GER) / Fritz RIESS (GER)
Peter WALKER (GBR) / Peter WHITEHEAD (GBR)
Jean-Louis ROSIER (FRA) / Louis ROSIER (FRA)
Luigi CHINETTI (ITA) / Lord SELSDON (GBR)
1948 No race due to WWII & rebuilding work
Pierre VEYRON (FRA) / Jean-Pierre WIMILLE (FRA)
Eugene CHABOUD (FRA) / Jean TREMOULET (FRA)
Robert BENOIST (FRA) / Jean-Pierre WIMILLE (FRA)
Race cancelled due to strike action
Luis FONTES (ARG) / John HINDMARSH (GBR)
Luigi CHINETTI (ITA) / Philippe ETANCELIN (FRA)
Tazio NUVOLARI (ITA) / Raymond SOMMER (ITA)
Luigi CHINETTI (ITA) / Raymond SOMMER (FRA)
Tim BIRKIN (GBR) / Earl HOWE (GBR)
Woolf BARNATO (GBR) / Glen KIDSTON (GBR)
Woolf BARNATO (GBR) / Tim BIRKIN (GBR)
Woolf BARNATO (GBR) / Bernard RUBIN (GBR)
John BENJAFIELD (GBR) / Sammy DAVIS (GBR)
Robert BLOCH (FRA) / Andre ROSSIGNOL (FRA)
Gerard de COURCELLES (FRA) / Andre ROSSIGNOL (FRA)
Frank CLEMENT (GBR) / John DUFF (GBR)
Andre LAGACHE (FRA) / Rene LEONARD (FRA)
Ford GT40
Ford GT40
Ford GT Mk4
Ford GT Mk2
Ferrari 275LM
Ferrari 275P
Ferrari 250P
Ferrari 330LM
Ferrari 250TR 61
Ferrari 250TR 59/60
Aston Martin DBR1
Ferrari 250TR
Jaguar D-type
Jaguar D-type
Jaguar D-type
Ferrari 375 Plus
Jaguar C-type XK120C
Mercedes-Benz 300SL
Jaguar C-type XK120C
Talbot-Lago T26C-GS
Ferrari 166MM
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Delahaye 135 S
Bugatti T57G
Lagonda M45R Rapide
Alfa Romeo 8C-2300
Alfa Romeo 8C-2300
Alfa Romeo 8C-2300
Alfa Romeo 8C-2300
Bentley Speed 6
Bentley Speed 6
Bentley 4.4
Bentley 3-litre Sport
La Lorraine-Dietrich B3-6
La Lorraine-Dietrich B3-6
Bentley 3-litre Sport
Chenard & Walcker Sport
Le Mans Classic 2016 Event Schedule
(timings subject to change by race organisers; check locally for details)
Friday 8th July
09:00hrs Le Mans Classic opens to the public
09:00hrs - 09:30hrs Clubs Parade (Session 1)
12:00hrs - 12:45hrs Group C Racing
(Qualifying Session)
12:55hrs - 13:25hrs Jaguar Race
13:35hrs - 14:25hrs Grid 1
(Day practice / Qualifying)
14:40hrs - 15:30hrs Grid 2
15:45hrs - 16:35hrs Grid 3
16:50hrs - 17:40hrs
21:05hrs - 21:30hrs
21:30hrs - 21:55hrs
21:55hrs - 22:20hrs
22:20hrs - 22:55hrs
23:10hrs - 23:45hrs
00:00hrs - 00:35hrs
00:50hrs - 01:25hrs
01:40hrs - 02:15Hrs
02:30hrs - 03:05hrs
Grid 4
Grid 5
Grid 6
Group C Racing
Parade 1
Parade 2
Parade 3
Grid 1 (Night practice)
Clubs Parade (Session 6)
Clubs Parade (Session 7))
Jaguar Race
Group C Racing (Race)
Vintage bus tours
Parade 4
Parade 5
Le Mans Heritage Club
14:25hrs - 14:40hrs
14:40hrs - 14:55hrs
14:55hrs - 15:20hrs
16:00hrs - 17:03hrs
17:40hrs - 18:43hrs
19:00hrs - 20:23hrs
20:40hrs - 21:40hrs
21:57hrs - 22:57hrs
23:14hrs - 00:14hrs
Parade 6
Parade 7
Little Big Mans (childrens race)
Grid 1 (Le Mans style start)
Grid 4 (rolling start)
09:30hrs - 10:13hrs Grid 2 (rolling start)
12:07hrs - 13:09hrs Grid 4 (Le Mans style start)
16:00hrs Le Mans Classic closes to the public
17:55hrs - 18:45hrs
19:00hrs - 19:50hrs
20:05hrs - 20:50hrs
Saturday 9th July
08:00hrs - 08:30hrs
08:30hrs - 09:00hrs
09:00hrs - 09:30hrs
09:35hrs - 10:05hrs
10:10hrs - 11:25hrs
11:35hrs - 12:40hrs
12:50hrs - 13:40hrs
13:40hrs - 13:55hrs
13:55hrs - 14:10hrs
14:10hrs - 14:25hrs
Sunday 10th July
00:31hrs - 01:14hrs
01:48hrs - 02:31hrs
03:05hrs - 03:48hrs
04:22hrs - 05:05hrs
05:39hrs - 06:22hrs
06;56hrs - 07:39hrs
08:13hrs - 08:56hrs
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