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FIA WEC - 24 Hours of Le Mans

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The FIA WEC - 24 Hours of Le Mans has been held annually since 1923 on the Circuit des 24 Heures south of the French city of Le Mans. The semi-permanent racing circuit is approximately 13.6 km long and consists mostly of closed public roads and permanent racing sections. Outside of racing events, these sections serve as ordinary country roads. With its long full-throttle sections, tight road-course corners and famous curves such as the Dunlop Bend, the circuit represents one of the greatest challenges in motorsport. Here you will find all upcoming races in France with schedule and broadcast, plus the previous winners.

Circuit facts

Length
13.626 km
Turns
38
Opened
1923

Rounds at this circuit

No upcoming rounds

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