Competition

Grids 1 to 6,
support races & Little Big Mans

With a view to offering spectators and competitors alike grids that are uniform in terms of performance and historical relevance, the almost 500 cars competing are divided into six grids, each corresponding to a different period. The models selected are those that took part in the Le Mans 24 Hours between 1923 and 1981. Priority is given to cars that actually raced in the event at the time. For each grid, ten reserve cars take part in the day and night practice sessions, ready to make up for any withdrawals or retirements. A herringbone start, known as "Le Mans", as it was used from 1925 to 1969, will be organised for grids 1-2-3-4. The others, which are much faster, will start according to the rolling start procedure.

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