Articles about Le Mans

Racing Team India is set to compete at Le Mans (24 hours), later this year.

Toyota Gazoo Racing has revealed its GR010 Hybrid racer for the World Endurance Championship (WEC). It will participate in the new Le Mans Hypercar category, which shall replace the top-tier LMP1 from this year.

Bugatti has unveiled its lightest and fastest concept car yet, called the Bolide.

Ford Motor Company needs no introduction. The American automaker has been around for over 116 years, creating some of the most iconic cars, beating the indispensable Ferrari at Le Mans, and even building airplanes and armored vehicles during the World War 1 and 2.

Like other luxury car manufacturers, Jaguar has stood by its timeless styling and backed it up with an impressive history of performance, both on and off the track.

Audi, the Ingolstadt (Germany) based automaker, is known for its high-end luxury cars.

Just recently, at the 96km-long Ehra-Lessien test track in Germany's Lower Saxony, a specially-made Bugatti Chiron breached limits with a peak speed of 304.773 mph (490.484 km/hr), becoming the world's first hyper sports car to achieve this record.

Bentley, founded in 1919 by Walter Owen Bentley, is celebrating its 100th anniversary. Touted as the pinnacle of British motoring, the company is known for making gorgeous-looking, ultra-premium cars for those who want to experience an uninhibited adrenaline rush while relishing the best of luxuries.

Like Ferrari, Porsche needs no introduction either. The Stuttgart-based company was founded in 1931 by Ferdinand Porsche.

Earlier this month, Apple snagged the technical director of Porsche's race car program, Alexander Hitzinger.