From 27 May to 18 June, Global Endurance is honouring the centenary of Le Mans with our "Le Mans Month" with at least 3 events! GEM LE MANS 24 The flagship event is our Global Endurance Series season finale: the GEM Le Mans 24. Featuring LMP1, LMP2 and GTE with a maximum of 45 cars on the grid, this promises to be 24 hours of pure spectacle and entertainment. We still have a few open spots on the grid, so if you're interested in signing up, head over to our website for more information. Even if you can't participate, make sure to check out our full race broadcast on YouTube! ROAD TO LE MANS - ROOKIE EXPERIENCE DAYS To join the GEM Le Mans 24, you need at least a Bronze license, meaning you need a bit of experience in endurance races before you can enter. However, if you have or obtain a White license, the Road To Le Mans event is your chance to secure a spot on the grid after all! On 27 & 28 May, we will be hosting an event centered around helping you improve and show off your skills, not only pace, but more importantly your race craft and ability to improve and learn over a short amount of time. The Global Endurance management will be evaluating your performance and giving out a maximum of 8 seats in 2 GE-sponsored Ferrari 488 GTEs. However, even if you don't get a seat in these 2 cars, there will be a few already entered teams looking to add 1 or 2 drivers to their Le Mans lineup. Interested? Head over to the event page on our website for more information! GLOBAL ENDURANCE LE MANS CLASSIC As if that isn't enough, we are taking the DeLorean back in time as well! On Friday night before the real world Le Mans 24h kicks off, we will be hosting 2 1h20 races in 2 iconic eras of the greatest race on the planet! The first race will take place in the era on which the Christopher Bale/Matt Damon blockbuster “Ford v Ferrari” was based. Taking the track and grid from 1967, courtesy of woochoo, you get a chance to experience the rockets that these and other manufacturers designed around a track that truly makes you feel like you’ve travelled back to Le Mans in the 60s. Whose side are you on? Ford or Ferrari? The second race revolves around what many agree was the best class that raced at Le Mans to date: Group C. We’re going back to 1984, but with a modern twist as we’ll be racing on the current layout of the track. You’ll have access to about two-third of the cars that raced in 1984, among which are the mighty Porsche 956, the Jaguar XJR-5 and the Mazda 727C. Can you keep Porsche from taking the win again, or will you contribute to yet another dominant Porsche performance in the Group C era? Check out the event page on our website for more information!
