WEC
Daytona and Le Mans hilariously rename chicanes after each other
The Bus Stop chicane at Daytona is now the Le Mans Chicane, while the first chicane on the Mulsanne Straight at Le Mans is now
April 2, 2024
WEC
WEC
Porsche teases with images of its LMDh prototype
New photos of Porsche’s 2023 LMDh automobile have been released, as well as confirmation of the combustion engine that will be used as part of
January 27, 2022
WEC
Peugeot displays more images of the 9×8 Le Mans Hypercar
The 9X8 Le Mans Hypercar is confirmed to enter the WEC at some unspecified point this year.
April 2, 2024
WEC
Alpine will also compromise 2022 WEC season
Alpine moved up to the Le Mans Hypercar class this year with its LMP2 partner Signatech, running the Oreca-designed A480 that previously raced in the
December 30, 2021
WEC
Kazuki Nakajima retires from WEC, takes senior role in Toyota Gazoo
On the eve of the final round of the WEC season in Bahrain it was announced that Nakajima would not be part of Toyota’s line-up
December 7, 2021
WEC
Toyota #8 wins 8 Hours of Bahrain as sister car #7 wins 2021 Championship title
Toyota Gazoo Racing wrapped up the FIA World Endurance Championship season with a dominant 1-2 run in Saturday’s 8 Hours of Bahrain that saw the
November 6, 2021
WEC
Brendon Hartley tops 8 Hours of Bahrain final practice with #8 Toyota
Brendon Hartley got the better of Kamui Kobayashi as Toyota undertook qualification simulations in final practice for this weekend’s FIA Bahrain World Endurance Championship finale.
November 5, 2021
WEC
Kamui Kobayashi leads with #7 Toyota in the 6 Hours of Bahrain FP2
After Sebastien Buemi topped the timesheets in the #8 Toyota GR010 Hybrid on Thursday, Kobayashi struck back in FP2 on Friday morning to put the
October 29, 2021
WEC
Sebastien Buemi tops a Toyota 1-2 lead in the 6 Hours of Bahrain FP1
In Free Practice 1 on Thursday, Toyota 1-2, Sebastien Buemi and Jose Maria Lopez lead the No. 8 and 7 GR010 hybrids, respectively, and are
October 29, 2021
WEC
Alpine to compete in LMDh come 2023
Alpine is the latest automaker to join Audi, BMW, Cadillac and Porsche for LMDh(Le Mans Daytona hybrid) class which is set to be introduced at
October 6, 2021