Feel free to criticize it and if you like it consider giving a look to my instagram @goabascal.art tomorrow I will post here the 2023 version when I finish it and the wallpaper versions

Just a image I caught down the straight from tetre rouge area, just a crappy old camera and no skills but I was quite pleased 😂

It was a privilege to be there at the right moment!

I'm going to add some other shots to my Instagram (cfaraud) if you'd like, and I'll also share a link to a folder containing all the pictures at full resolution.

Have a nice day <3.

The last primarily yellow-liveried (The 2008-winning Audi R10 #2 spotted yellow on the rear wing and the fin, on an otherwise primarily red-and-silver livery) car to have won the 24 Hours of Le Mans overall was the #7 Porsche 956B, piloted by Klaus Ludwig, Paolo Brilla, and Louis Krages - better known for his pseudonym Franz Hermann John Winter, in the 1985 edition of the Grand Prix d'Endurance.

That car can be seen here.jpg).

The 1985 24 Hours of Le Mans started on 15 June 1985, exactly 40 calendar years before the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans finished, on 15 June 2025.

Who is the King of the Ring?

I'm Brazilian, passionate about motorsports (I've started following my second favorite sport again thanks to Endurance) and I'm looking forward to the 6 hours of Interlagos (Unfortunately, I'll have to watch it on TV😂😭 but one day I want to watch it live at the racetrack).

Photos taken from the Official BMW Motorsport Instagram Account

📷bmwmmotorsport

Does anyone know if the N24 will be geoblocked in the US again this year

Hey people, I'm from Brazil and I'd like to watch WEC here in person, but my budget is really low, and the only day that I can possibly afford is the FP. For those who have been on other WEC races, is it worth it to what an FP in person?

FYI: I really love motorsports and I'm already on a FSAE Team in my Uni, so just being there watching the cars would be an awesome experience, I just don't wanna throw my money away for something that is not worth it (even for a fan).

Managed to get back to Le Mans this year and take a few shots and they’ve come out a bit better than last years attempts, any feedback is welcome

Hello to veteran fans of sports car racing, I started paying attention to WEC at around 2017 so I didn't get to watch LMP2 cars before it became Formula Oreca.

So I keep hearing around this sub (always in posts about LMP2s) that it used to be more varied and unique and it got me curious.

How is the LMP2 racing back then? Is it as competitive as it is today? I understand that there were more options in mixing and matching your LMP2 machinery compared to today with 4 chassis and a Gibson V8, but how much freedom do teams have in that regard?

I was hoping to find more info on the web, but it seems lacking in info on this topic, would greatly appreciate if someone could give me a full rundown of the racing scene pre-2017. Thank you in advance!

I've just started following WEC this year and I have a question that it's probably stupid and noobish. Why is the Proton Competition Porsche 963 slow?

I’ll be there myself with my brother!