Sports Cars
How McLaren won the Le Mans 24 Hours at its first attempt
McLaren arrived at Le Mans in 1995 with no prior experience of the race. The F1 GTR left with an overall win. Here is how it happened from those that were there
Submit your questions for Tom Kristensen
Le Mans
- Last updated: September 19th 2019
What would you like to ask?
Mr Le Mans, Tom Kristensen, will be the guest for the next Royal Automobile Club Talk Show with Motor Sport, returning to the podcast mics for the second time.
As ever, we’re opening the floor to you. Simply comment below with what you would like us to ask Kristensen, he’ll also be on stage at Race Retro so there’s even more chance to get your question asked.
UPDATE 23/02: Question submission is now closed, any posted after may not be included
Kristensen last joined us for a podcast in 2015, listen again below.
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