BMW's smooth Le Mans 'revolution' that you didn't see
A faultless performance in the 2026 Le Mans 24 Hours left BMW's No20 car an excruciating 11sec behind the race winner, but the technology it proved could have a legacy of its own
This year’s Le Mans 24 Hours is shaping up to be a classic and sports car correspondent Gary Watkins is on hand to explain why.
From Ferrari, which is chasing a fourth consecutive victory to newcomers Genesis, the unpredictable form of this year’s field makes it difficult to pick a winner, and that’s just the start.
Get up to speed ahead of this weekend’s race with Gary’s guide on the ten things to watch out for in what could be an epic 94th running of the endurance classic.
Plus, don’t miss your chance to win a VIP package at this year’s Le Mans Classic. Vote on the best Le Mans victory in the race’s history and you’ll be entered into the draw: Enter at our Le Mans Unlocked hub.
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