24 Hours of Le Mans 2021 schedule, start on 21 August!

The Circuit de la Sarthe, with 38 turns and 13.626 km, is already ready for the most anticipated race of 2021, the 24 Hours of Le Mans starting on 21 August, where the best drivers will test their endurance in the “day and night” race.

Le Mans 2021 will take place, albeit not on the traditional June dates, but in an offline format. In 2020, due to the limitations of covid-19, the race was held online and it was the world’s first 24-hour Virtual Le Mans Grand Prix.

This year 62 cars will start at Le Mans. Thirty-three cars are eligible to score WEC World Championship points – of which 50 will be available this weekend.

24 Hours of Le Mans 2021 schedule (race time)

Formula 1 drivers.

Almost all the drivers of the World Rally Championship (WRC), Formula 1, etc., take a rest to keep their eyes on the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Among them, rally driver Sebastien Ogier, who has repeatedly spoken of his desire to participate and test his endurance. Formula 1 drivers will also be present at Le Mans this year. Fernando Alonso will be demonstrating an Alpine Formula 1 car before the race. He made his debut and finished third with Toyota in 2018. He made history in 2019 and won the Le Mans.

Meanwhile, former Haas F1 driver Kevin Magnussen will try his hand at the wheel for the first time! High Class Racing will compete in this year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans – round four of the FIA WEC – with an all-star line-up, with father-son duo Jan and Kevin Magnussen driving for the Danish team.

24 hours le mans live timing

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