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/r/WEC is the home of the World Endurance Championship & the legendary race: 24 Hours of Le Mans.
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Welcome to Reddit's home for the World Endurance Championship! This is a multi-class racing series, featuring Prototype and Grand Touring sportscars. Each race is 6 hours long, requiring 2-3 drivers for each car. The season culminates with a 24 hour round-the-clock race at the famous circuit La Sarthe, in Le Mans, France.
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I know it's pretty silly to compare prototype endurance racing to something like F1, but still I got to thinking about something...could there ever be a hypercar racing series where similar to F1 you have constructors with 2 cars per team[similar to current WEC], but instead of having full driver lineups you just have 1 driver per car with of course shorter race formats? I think this thought roots from the fact that in F1 and all other open-wheel racing a drivers results more or less depend on their own performance, while in endurance racing you have to put a lot of faith into your fellow drivers and hope for the best results. So maybe such a series would be more enticing to certain drivers? Regardless from a viewers standpoint do you think such a series would ever exist or make sense to manufacturers? There would be alot of elements to take into account, but idk the thought of GP racing in Hypercars sparked my curiosity. What do you guys think?
Hello, I was just curious if anyone knew how they were quoting the BHP of GTE/GT3 cars? I’ve always seen numbers between 500-550 but they never state if that’s at the wheel or at the crank
(X) Hypercar GTP - 📸 Michelin
Got into WEC and IMSA last year and started impulse buying most of the LMDhs I saw online. Waiting for the SC63 now!
Out on YouTube November 30th. For some reason they haven’t teased episodes 4 and 5 yet…
Received the email from the ACO today : Ticket sales start 6th November at 10:00 local time for members.
13th November at 10:00 for everyone else
Saw some pretty cheap tickets for the race. Any tips and advice from someone who has visited last year (or F1).
Cadillac - Bamber, Lynn, Bourdais, Van der Zande, Braun and Cameron Porsche - Campbell, Christensen, Makowiecki, Estre, Lotterer and L. Vanthoor Toyota - Kobayashi, de Vries, Conway, Buemi, Hartley and Hirokawa Isotta - Bennett, Serravalle, Vernay, Verschoor, Roda and Zhou Jota - Ilott, Stevens, Nato, Button, Hansen amd Rasmussen BMW - Marciello, D. Vanthoor, Wittmann, Frijns, Rast and S. Van der Linde Alpine - Chatin, Milesi, Habsburg, Schumacher, Lapierre and Vaxiviere Ferrari - Fuoco, Molina, Nielsen, Calado, Giovinazzi and Pier Guidi AF Corse - Kubica, Shwartzman, Ye, Rigon, Deletraz and Edgar Lamborghini - Bortolotti, Kvyat, Mortara, Grosjean, Caldarelli and Perera Peugeot - Jensen, Muller, Vergne, Di Resta, Duval and Vandoorne Proton - Andlauer, Jani, Tincknell, Viscaal, K. Van der Linde and Binder Aston Martin - Drugovich, Crawford, Mancinelli, Riberas, Lopez and Juncadella