15:49
Another Le Mans in the books
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2025 24 Hours of Le Mans as it happened
Live updates from the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans
The 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans begins at 4pm CET on Saturday 14 June.
The showpiece event of the entire endurance racing year, the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans is the 93rd edition of the iconic event held at the Circuit de la Sarthe in mid-June.
Cadillac will be chasing an historic first victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, after it locked out the front row for a maiden pole earlier this week in Hyperpole.
The Jota-run Cadillac's of the No.12 and No.38 cars will lead the field at the start of the race on Saturday and could become the first American manufacturer to win outright at Le Mans since Ford in 1969.
Cadillac - who has four cars on the grid in Hypercar - will face stiff opposition, however, with six manufacturers expected to be in the mix for victory over the next 24 hours.
Last year's winners Ferrari struggled in qualifying, with the 2024 victor No.50 car only seventh, while the No.51 car and the No.83 AF Corse entry 11th and 13th on the grid.
Porsche will be aiming for a 20th victory at Le Mans and the first for Roger Penske, with the Penske Motorsport-run 963s starting from third, fifth and last in class. The No.6 entry was disqualified from Wednesday's qualifying results due to a weight limit infringement.
Toyota goes for a sixth victory at Le Mans on the 40th anniversary of its first visit to the French enduro, though it will do so from far down the grid, in 10th and 16th.
Other marques looking to push themselves into victory contention are BMW and Alpine, while returning Aston Martin and the Peugeot entries look set for a tough race.
Three classes will be on track, with the LMP2 field led off the line by the No.29 TDS Racing entry, while LMGT3 is headed by the No.27 Heart of Racing Aston Martin.
The race runs from 4pm CET Saturday 14 June to 4pm CET on Sunday 15 June, and is a double points round in the World Endurance Championship.
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15:46
And champagne!
The top-three finishers spray champagne on the podium!
15:44
Podium celebrations continue
And the winning trophy is presented to the No. 83 trio in front of a sea of Ferrari fans.
15:38
Le Mans winner take centre stage!
Robert Kubica, Yifei Ye and Phil Hanson have now stepped on to the top step of the podium. A huge moment for the trio as they celebrate their first Le Mans wins.
15:36
Podium
The Hypercar podium ceremony has begun. The first to take to the podium are the No. 51 trio.
15:29
Fans take over the track
Fans have been allowed to enter the track and we can see a sea of tifosi carrying Ferrari's flag on the start/finish straight
15:24
Full race report
Check out our full race report from our trackside correspondent Lewis Duncan.
15:12
The three Ferrari crews
All three Ferrari crews have now scored one victory each at Le Mans.
Antonio Giovinazzi, James Calado and Alessandro Pier Guidi began the winning streak in 2023 in the No. 51 Ferrari.
Nicklas Nielsen, Antonio Fuoco and Miguel Molina triumphed last time out in the No. 50 Ferrari.
And now the third 499P entered by AF Corse in the World Cup for Hypercar Teams has won with Robert Kubica, Yifei Ye and Phil Hanson.
15:10
Two in two for Porsche in LMGT3
The No. 92 Manthey Porsche wins in LMGT3! Richard Lietz, Ryan Hardwick and Riccardo Pera take a convincing 30-second victory over the No. 21 AF Corse Ferrari of Alessio Rovera, Simon Mann and Francois Heriau.
This is the second consecutive victory at Le Mans. for Manthey, Porsche and Lietz in the LMGT3 class that was introduced in 2024 to replace GTE-Am.
15:07
Inter Europol hangs on to LMP2 win
Tom Dillmann, Jakub Smiechowski and Nick Yelloly score Inter Europol's second Le Mans class win in three years!
The No. 43 crew finish almost two minutes ahead of the No. 48 VDS Panis Racing Oreca that ran into troubles in the final hour.
15:06
First Le Mans podium for the Porsche 963
Porsche may have missed another opportunity to score a record-extending 20th win at Le Mans, but it has managed to log its first podium with the 963 LMDh.
Laurens Vanthoor, Kevin Estre and Matt Campbell recovered from the last place on the Hypercar grid to cross the finish line in second place, 14s down on the No. 83 Ferrari.
15:04
Delight for Kubica
After a mammoth shift at the end of the race, 2008 Canadian F1 GP winner Robert Kubica can add a Le Mans win to his CV.
15:03
Hat-trick for Ferrari!
Robert Kubica, Yifei Ye and Phil Hanson take victory in AF Corse's privately-entered No. 83 Ferrari!
It's a third-consecutive victory for Ferrari at Le Mans - and 12th overall.
The Italian manufacturer has been undefeated at Circuit de la Sarthe since its return to the top class after a 50-year hiatus in 2023.
15:00
Final lap
Robert Kubica has begun the final lap in the No. 83 Ferrari.
14:54
The battle of the French marques
The two French car manufacturers in Hypercar have had a race to forget, but the No. 35 Alpine has cemented 10th position.
The No. 94 Peugeot was running 11th, but has just headed into the pits for a splash of fuel.
14:51
VDS Panis still struggling
The VDS Panis Oreca is still losing heaps of time with an apparent technical issue. But with the third-place AO by TF car not on the same lap, Esteban Masson just needs to nurse the car to the finish.
14:45
Lead change in LMP2
Something happened to VDS Panis Racing's Esteban Masson. He completed his previous lap in four minutes and one second, allowing Nick Yelloly - delayed by a drive-through penalty - to catch up to him and retake the lead in the No. 43 Inter Europol Oreca.
14:42
Advantage Porsche in LMGT3
Richard Lietz holds a 90-second lead in the No. 92 Manthey Porsche as the race nears its conclusion.
Manthey and Porsche are set for back-to-back LMGT3 wins at Le Mans.
14:40
Factory Ferraris told to hold position
Ferrari has instructed its two factory car to hold station. The team says both cars are suffering from technical problems.
A replay showed Fuoco briefly jumping ahead in the No. 50 Ferrari before the team order was issued.
14:39
Ferrari closing in on another win
While its two factory cars may only be running third and fourth, Ferrari looks set for a third straight win at Le Mans courtesy of AF Corse's satellite car. Robert Kubica has a 12-second advantage over Porsche's Kevin Estre in second.
14:36
No. 51 in third
Forget what we said before. The No. 51 Ferrari has rejoined the track in third place, having benefitted from an off-track excursion for the No. 50 car earlier in the final hour.
14:35
No. 51 Ferrari pits
Antonio Giovinazzi pits in the No. 51 Ferrari with 25 minutes left on the clock.
A podium now looks unlikely for the 2023 race winner.
14:30
Fuoco runs wide
Replays show Fuoco ruinning wide in the No. 50 Ferrari. This all but guarantees second place for the No. 6 Porsche, which is now running 10 seconds ahead.
14:27
Drive through for Inter Europol
Inter Europol has been handed a drive-through penalty for speeding in the pitlane. This could cost the No. 43 Oreca victory in the LMP2 class.
14:26
Porsche consolidates second place
And the No. 6 Porsche rejoins the track in a net second position with a four-second advantage over the No. 50 Ferrari. This could deny Ferrari a 1-2.
