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    Featured race · 13–14 June 2026

    24 Hours of Le Mans 2026

    The 94th running. Ferrari go for four overall wins in a row; Genesis and McLaren join the Hypercar grid for the first time.

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    2026 WEC Driver Standings

    After 6 rounds

    Ryo Hirakawa leads the Hypercar class with 89 pts.

    1. P1HirakawaHypercar89
    2. P1HartleyHypercar89
    3. P1BuemiHypercar89
    4. P2ConwayHypercar79-10
    5. P2de VriesHypercar79-10
    1. P1Ryo Hirakawa89
    2. P1Brendon Hartley89
    3. P1Sébastien Buemi89
    4. P2Mike Conway79-10
    5. P2Nyck de Vries79-10

    Full Hypercar standings

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    Ryo Hirakawa89—
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    Brendon Hartley89-0
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    Sébastien Buemi89-0
    2
    Mike Conway79-10
    2
    Nyck de Vries79-10
    2
    Kamui Kobayashi79-10
    3
    René Rast75-14
    3
    Robin Frijns75-14
    4
    Raffaele Marciello69-20
    4
    Kevin Magnussen69-20
    5
    Sheldon van der Linde65-24
    6
    Dries Vanthoor63-26
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    Alessandro Pier Guidi59-30
    7
    James Calado59-30
    7
    Antonio Giovinazzi59-30
    8
    Ferdinand Habsburg56-33
    8
    Charles Milesi56-33
    9
    Miguel Molina54-35
    9
    Nicklas Nielsen54-35
    9
    Antonio Fuoco54-35
    10
    Norman Nato50-39
    10
    Will Stevens50-39
    11
    Sébastien Bourdais44-45
    11
    Earl Bamber44-45
    12
    António Félix da Costa44-45
    13
    Tom Gamble42-47
    13
    Harry Tincknell42-47
    14
    Jack Aitken40-49
    15
    Victor Martins32-57
    15
    Jules Gounon32-57
    16
    Phil Hanson31-58
    16
    Yifei Ye31-58
    16
    Robert Kubica31-58
    17
    Louis Delétraz26-63
    18
    Frédéric Makowiecki14-75
    19
    Malthe Jakobsen12-77
    19
    Théo Pourchaire12-77
    19
    Loïc Duval12-77
    20
    Mathys Jaubert10-79
    20
    Pipo Derani10-79
    20
    André Lotterer10-79
    21
    Ross Gunn8-81
    22
    Paul di Resta6-83
    22
    Nick Cassidy6-83
    22
    Stoffel Vandoorne6-83
    23
    Marco Sørensen4-85
    23
    Alex Riberas4-85
    24
    Ricky Taylor2-87
    25
    Daniel Juncadella0-89
    25
    Mathieu Jaminet0-89
    25
    Paul-Loup Chatin0-89
    26
    Roman De Angelis0-89

    Team & manufacturer standings →

    What is the FIA World Endurance Championship?

    The FIA World Endurance Championship — WEC — is the global top-tier sportscar championship sanctioned by the FIA and run by the Automobile Club de l'Ouest, the same body that organises the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The season runs eight races between February and November, on a mix of European, American, Middle Eastern and Asian circuits. Two classes race together: Hypercar (the top class, with factory entries from Ferrari, Toyota, Porsche, Cadillac, BMW, Peugeot, Alpine, Aston Martin and Genesis from 2026) and LMGT3 (production-derived GT3 cars).

    When is the 2026 24 Hours of Le Mans?

    The 94th 24 Hours of Le Mans runs on 13–14 June 2026 at the Circuit de la Sarthe in Le Mans, France. It's the third round of the 2026 FIA World Endurance Championship and the centrepiece event of the sportscar season. The official test day is the Sunday before the race.

    What's coming next on Grid Guy for WEC?

    Live Hypercar and LMGT3 driver standings and the full season calendar are live now, alongside the Le Mans hub with verified history and traditions. Per-round race results, qualifying detail (including the Hyperpole format unique to Le Mans), every WEC round's circuit hub, and team and manufacturer standings are next in the sportscar build plan — shipping over the weeks ahead.

    New to sportscar racing?

    Plain-language guides to the rules that confuse newcomers — shared across the WEC and IMSA.

    • Multi-Class Racing Explained

      Why a car can finish 30th overall and still win — GTP, LMP2, GTD and the per-class result

    • LMDh vs LMH

      The two top-class rulebooks that race together at Le Mans — and what actually differs

    • Balance of Performance

      Why one manufacturer gets ballast and another gets power — how BoP equalises the field

    • FIA Driver Categories

      Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze — and why a class can require an amateur in the car

    • Sportscar Championships

      The Michelin Endurance Cup, the layered IMSA titles, and WEC’s per-class crowns

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