Le Mans 24 Heures, June 12-13, 2010
The 2009 Le Mans 24 Heures saw the first Peugeot victory since 1993 as they took first and second end Audi's five-year domination of the event. Marc Gene, David Brabham and Alexander Wurz drove their diesel-powered Peugeot number nine car to victory. The trio completed 382 laps, one lap more than the Peugeot number eight car driven by Sebastien Bourdais, Franck Montagny and Stephane Sarrazin. Audi's Allan McNish, Rinaldo Capello and Tom Kristensen were third. The rematch will be electric for 2010.

It is not only a race for the die-hard motorsport fan but as much for the casual fan out to enjoy a hugely entertaining weekend. And the support for Le Mans is immense! One of the moments of the weekend is the long convoy of colourful British cars that weave their way down to Le Mans or the Friday atmosphere in Arnage village. There is also plenty of official action leading up to the race with the superb drivers' parade through the centre of Le Mans at 18:00. Then come the race, through sun and rain, through day and night.

 

 

Entrance, Grandstand & Parking Prices

Grandstand
Price A
Price B
Covered
1 Tertre Rouge
Grandstand Discarded
5 Dunlop*
79
79
Yes
11 Wimille
149
159
Yes
12 Benoist
149
159
Yes
14 Barnato
155
165
Yes
15 Chinetti
155
165
Yes
16 Sommer
160
170
Yes
17 Durand
199
209
Yes
18 ACO
199
209
Yes
19 Lagache
175
185
Yes
20 Leonard
175
185
Yes
21 Tavano
170
180
Yes
22 Wolleck
130
140
No
23 Maison Blanche
169
179
Yes
34 Stands (Pits)
130
140
Yes
General Entrance
65
70
-
Car Parking Blanc
36
40
Reserved
Car Parking Rouge
26
30
Unreserved

 

 

 

The prices for the Grandstand tickets INCLUDE a general entrance ticket (*except Durand)

Grandstands in bold still currently available. Others on request.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Price A = Tickets purchased with travel & accommodation

Price B = Ticket only price

Le Mans Map - Grandstand / Campsite Locations

Mulsanne Excursion

Three of the most spectacular viewing areas at the circuit are:

  • The section from Maison Blanche through to Tertre Rouge
  • Opposite the signalling station at Mulsanne Corner where you see the cars accelerate towards Indianapolis corner.
  • The complex at Arnage & Indianapolis corners where you see cars burst through the trees as they exit the right-hand corner, sweep through Indianapolis, accelerate and brake into Arnage corner, disappearing towards Virage Porsche.

As it is virtually impossible to make your own way to Mulsanne and Arnage, we offer a shuttle bus from near the main entrance. The round trip is approximately three hours, which allows one hour at the Arnage / Indianapolis complex, and 45 minutes at the Mulsanne corner.

Departure Times:

Saturday: 17:00, 17:20, 18:10, 18:30, 19:20, 19:40, 20:30, 20:50

Sunday: 10:00

Price, per person: £29

 

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