Worth Leaving London For 🏎️ 24 Hours of Le Mans

24 Hours of Le Mans

Wednesday, 9th June to 13th June

🚝 Around 4hrs 15mins from London St Pancras
  • Kick Off Time
    12:00
  • 📍
    Match Venue
    Circuit de la Sarthe, Le Mans

Tickets

🔥 HIGH DEMAND

Tickets are now extremely limited — most fans now rely on resale platforms. Prices are significantly higher than official sale prices.

Tip: Prices are significantly higher than face value — compare options carefully.

📊 Match Preview

The 95th 24 Hours of Le Mans takes place at Circuit de la Sarthe from 9 to 13 June 2027, with the race itself starting at 16:00 on Saturday 14 June and running continuously for 24 hours — the world’s most celebrated endurance race and one of the most extraordinary sporting occasions on the global calendar. The 2027 edition features a Hypercar class of extraordinary depth with Aston Martin, BMW, Cadillac, Ferrari, Ford, Genesis, McLaren, Peugeot and Toyota all confirmed in the top category, making the 2027 grid one of the most competitive and manufacturer-loaded in the history of the race. The unique challenge of Le Mans — 24 hours of continuous racing testing driver endurance, mechanical reliability and strategic ingenuity to their absolute limits — creates an experience that television cannot fully replicate, and the circuit’s atmosphere across the full event week, from practice sessions through to the Sunday afternoon climax, is unlike anything else in motorsport. From London, Le Mans is entirely accessible: the Eurostar runs London to Paris in 2h15, with a TGV onwards to Le Mans in just over an hour, delivering door to door in under four hours. The circuit offers on-site camping for the full week, grandstand tickets for the start, pit straight and Porsche Curves, and a range of hospitality packages. Tickets are available via the official 24h-lemans.com site and sell through progressively as race week approaches — book early for the best grandstand positions and camping pitches.

Frequently Asked Questions

Availability changes quickly for high-demand events. Official tickets are often limited or sold out early, especially for major fixtures and finals. If official options are no longer available, resale platforms usually provide the best chance of securing tickets closer to the event date.
For high-demand events, earlier is almost always better. Prices typically rise as the event gets closer and availability drops. If the event is already close to selling out, waiting can mean paying more or missing out entirely.
Yes as long as you use established platforms. Most major resale marketplaces offer buyer protection, secure transactions, and verified sellers. This makes them a reliable option when official tickets are unavailable.
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