Le Mans 24 Hours
Circuit de la Sarthe & the Loire Valley
The greatest endurance race in the world — experienced from the inside.
The Greatest Endurance Race in the World
The 24 Heures du Mans has been running since 1923. It is the oldest active sports car race in the world, and the most prestigious. For 24 hours, prototype and GT cars race flat-out through the night on a circuit that combines permanent track with closed public roads. The Mulsanne Straight. The Ford Chicanes. The Porsche Curves. This 7-day experience is built around being there for all of it — from the scrutineering to the chequered flag.
The 7-Day Itinerary
Arrival in Le Mans
Private transfers from Paris Charles de Gaulle through the French countryside to Le Mans. Check in to your accommodation. Welcome dinner at a local brasserie — duck confit, Muscadet, and the first look at the circuit on the horizon.
The Loire Valley
A full day exploring the Loire Valley — one of France's great wine regions. Château de Chambord, Château de Chenonceau, and a private tasting at a local domaine. Lunch in a village restaurant. Back to Le Mans for the evening.
Circuit de la Sarthe
The circuit before race week. Walk the Mulsanne Straight, the Ford Chicanes, the Porsche Curves. Visit the Automobile Club de l'Ouest. Understand the scale of what you're about to watch. Afternoon at leisure. Dinner at a Michelin-starred restaurant in the city.
Scrutineering & Driver Parade
Race week begins. Scrutineering in the city centre — the cars on display, the teams, the atmosphere building. The driver parade through the streets of Le Mans. Dinner with the group as the city comes alive.
Practice & Qualifying
The circuit comes alive. Practice and qualifying sessions — watching prototypes and GT cars at full pace on the Mulsanne. Paddock access. The atmosphere of 250,000 people arriving. Evening at the circuit village.
Race Day — 24 Hours Begins
The 24 Hours of Le Mans. The 4pm start, the first lap, the noise. Premium viewing positions across the circuit. The race runs through the afternoon, the evening, and into the night — watching headlights trace the Mulsanne in the dark is something you carry with you forever.
Race Finish, Podium & Farewell
Back to the circuit for the final hours. The finish, the podium, the celebration. A group lunch to mark the occasion. Private transfers back to Paris Charles de Gaulle for departures. Until the next race.
What's Included
Le Mans & the Loire Valley
Le Mans is a city that lives and breathes motorsport. The circuit is woven into the fabric of the place — part permanent track, part public road. The surrounding region is one of France's most beautiful: the Loire Valley, with its châteaux, vineyards, and rivers, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is France at its finest — and the race is France at its most dramatic.
"There is a moment at Le Mans, around 3am, when the grandstands are still full and the cars are still flat-out on the Mulsanne, and you realise that this has been happening every year since 1923. That continuity — that history — is what makes Le Mans different from every other race."
— Thomas, Motorsport Journeys
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