Le Mans 2026

Tickets for the 24 Hours of Le Mans

TicketWorld Online offers you the unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the world-famous 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race, held at the iconic Circuit de la Sarthe in France. Experience the adrenaline as the world’s best drivers compete in this legendary test of skill and endurance.

This circuit is world-renowned for its demanding layout, which combines long high-speed straights with challenging technical corners. Its design includes the famous Mulsanne Straight and the iconic Dunlop Curve, testing both driver skill and car durability. The mix of fast and technical sections, along with racing through day and night, makes Le Mans a truly unique event in motorsport.

Don’t miss the chance to witness this iconic race in person and be part of Le Mans history. Enjoy an incredible atmosphere surrounded by passionate motorsport fans as teams battle for glory in this epic 24-hour showdown.

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Le Mans Experiences

Discover our exclusive experiences and live Le Mans like never before.

The Bronze Zone is located right on the outside edge of the famous Porsche Curves, offering an unparalleled way to immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of the race.

What does the Bronze Zone include?

  • 5×7 meter camping pitch

  • Option of an open pitch or pre-erected tent

  • Private toilet and shower facilities maintained throughout the event

  • On-site hospitality tent

  • General admission tickets for the entire weekend

  • 24-hour security

The Silver Zone is designed for those seeking a hassle-free experience with more comfort than traditional camping. The pre-erected tents include elevated beds and extra space, with excellent access to the circuit.

What does the Silver Zone include?

  • Spacious tents with clothes hangers

  • Comfortable elevated beds with solar lighting

  • Private toilet and shower facilities exclusive to site residents

  • On-site hospitality tent

  • 24-hour security

  • General admission tickets for the entire weekend

The Gold Zone is located inside the circuit and is part of the Pop-up Village, a unique facility at Le Mans. It is the ideal alternative for those seeking comfort and privileged access without the need to camp.

What does the Gold Zone include?

  • Comfortable elevated beds

  • Private lockable doors for added security

  • Fast, free Wi-Fi

  • Private toilet and shower facilities

  • On-site hospitality tent

  • Free breakfast included

  • 24-hour security

  • General admission tickets for the entire weekend

The Platinum Zone represents the highest level of comfort and luxury within the Le Mans circuit. Located inside the exclusive Pop-up Village, this option offers accommodation in private cabins with en-suite bathrooms, designed for those seeking maximum comfort without giving up being close to all the action.

What does the Platinum Zone include

  • Private cabin with en-suite bathroom

  • One double bed and one single bunk bed

  • Built-in climate control with temperature settings

  • Integrated television to follow the race or enjoy local entertainment

  • Free Wi-Fi

  • Keycard access door

  • Multiple power outlets to charge your devices

  • 24-hour security

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Where is Le Mans held?

The legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans race is held each year at the Circuit de la Sarthe, located in Le Mans, France. This circuit is unique, as it combines sections of public roads with permanent track segments, offering a technical and endurance challenge for both drivers and vehicles. It is one of the most prestigious motorsport events in the world.

Information about the grandstands

  • Bronze: the site is located on the outside edge of the fast Porsche Curves. It features an exclusive grandstand to view this section and is situated less than a five-minute walk from one of the official fan zones during the 24-hour event. It combines quality camping with a convenient location. For those with grandstand tickets, the main paddock and grandstand complex are just a 40-minute walk away.
  • Silver: located inside the circuit, less than a five-minute walk from our Bronze camping site (with our exclusive grandstand at the Porsche Curves) and situated next to one of the official fan zones during the 24-hour event. It combines premium glamping with location and convenience. For those with grandstand tickets, the main paddock and grandstand complex are just a 40-minute walk away.
  • Gold: located just a few minutes’ walk from the East entrance and a 15-minute walk from the main paddock and fan village, our Pop-up Village combines premium accommodation with an unbeatable location to access the track, the grandstands, and all the racing action.
  • Platinum: located just a few minutes’ walk from the East entrance and a 15-minute walk from the main paddock and fan village, our site combines premium accommodation with an unbeatable location to access the track, the grandstands, and all the racing action.
  • Ibis Hotel: the hotel is located 2.2 miles from the circuit and 2.1 miles from the center of Le Mans town. It is just an 800-meter walk from the tram line that connects Le Mans town with the circuit.

What is the length of the circuit?

The Circuit de la Sarthe has an approximate length of 13.626 kilometers (8.467 miles).

How many laps are done at Le Mans?

The number of laps in the 24 Hours of Le Mans is not fixed, as it depends on race conditions (weather, incidents, pace, etc.). However, the leading teams usually complete between 350 and 400 laps of the Circuit de la Sarthe, which amounts to more than 4,500 kilometers traveled. The goal is not to complete a specific number of laps but to cover the greatest possible distance in 24 hours.

What is the history of Le Mans?

The 24 Hours of Le Mans was held for the first time in 1923, making it one of the oldest and most prestigious endurance races in the world. It was created by the Automobile Club de l’Ouest (ACO) with the aim of testing the reliability and durability of cars, beyond just pure speed. Throughout its history, Le Mans has been the stage for technological advancements, dramatic moments, and legendary feats. It has evolved over time, incorporating safety measures and new categories, but always maintaining its essence.

Is the use of hearing protection necessary?

Yes, it is highly recommended to use hearing protection during the 24 Hours of Le Mans, especially if you plan to be near the track or in areas where cars pass at high speeds. Racing vehicles generate very high noise levels, which can cause discomfort or even hearing damage with prolonged exposure. Earplugs or noise-canceling headphones are a good option to enjoy the event with greater comfort and safety.