  Radio Le Mans 91.2FM has its fm broadcast around the circuit and campsites for 2015. Between now and Monday June 15th, race fans at the track can tune in to 91.2fm to hear Radio Le Mans in crystal clear stereo. You too can tune in online for the latest news. Tune in to Radio Le Mans  News from around the track from Wednesday 10th June 2015. Sadly this seems to have been set up for adverts and very little useful material is available here. It's go to "pay TV" or nothing it seems. Tune in to Le Mans-TV.com LeMansLive.com See free practice times posted during the action. More & LiveRankings TV coverage See coverage in various countries. More How to follow the action 1. Tune into Radio Le Mans using the Radio Le Mans link , then 2. Call up the live timing webpage using the link and and mute the commentary on that webpage as it is not as good as the information from Radio Le Mans. Then on the LIVETIMING panel on the RHS of that webpage click "See all" when the whole of the timing chart will pop up. It updates live and updated on screen so you will not need to refresh the page, Live timing lap times link , then 3. Open the Live TV streams from Nissan Nismo cars - on board No 22 is worth watching. Live TV stream When you have the three webpages up you have the Radio Le Mans commentary in the background and you can switch between the live timing webpage and the in-car live TV stream. Radio Le Mans link Live timing lap times link Live TV stream Members' reports from Le Mans Bob Grieves says "just about sorted out from my return from Le Mans, I have attached a few photos. I met another French MGBGTV8 owner at St Saturnin and he allowed me to take details of his car for the register. He was Hubert Meilhac and the number on the offside inner wing plate was 1771. The car is a RHD model in blue and it has had a full refurburbishment and respray." Both French registered MGBGTV8s are not on the V8 Register and the RV8 cannot be checked as the registration plate is covered by the rally plaque. 150625 Photos  |   NEWS - results at 1500 Sunday  LMP1 19 - Porsche 919 Hybrid Porsche Team 395 laps, best lap 3:18.596 Nico Hülkenberg Earl Bamber Nick Tandy 17 - Porsche 919 Hybrid Porsche Team 394 laps, best lap 3:18.186 Brendon Hartley Mark Webber Timo Bernhard 7 - Audi R18 e-tron quattro Audi Sport Team Joest 393 laps, best lap 3:17.475 (fastest) Benoit Tréluyer André Lotterer Marcel Fässler LMP2 47 - Oreca 05-Nissan KCMG 358 laps, best lap 3:36.836 Richard Bradley Matthew Howson Nicolas Lapierre LM GTE Pro 64 - Chevrolet Corvette CR7 Corvette Racing-GM Oliver Gavin Tommy Milner Jordan Taylor LM GTE AM 72 - Ferrari 458 Italia SMP Racing 332 laps, best lap 3:56.165 Victor Shaytar Andrea Bertolini Aleksey Basov Find the latest news about the "24 Heures du Mans" on the ACO website. News NEWS: the lead car, Porsche 919 Hybrid No 19, took the lead at 6.30am and with just under 2 hours to go is a lap ahead of the secon car, another Porsche 919. They are both lapping at around 3:23. In third place is the first of Audi R18s. 150614@1208UK NEWS: the Audi R18 e-tron quattro driven by Andre Lotterer sets fastest lap of 3:17.475 on lap 337 with just over 3 hours to run. Timesheet 150614@1049UK NEWS: Major announcement Ford announce a new GT road supercar for Le Mans 2016 The Times report yesterday notes "Formula One was snubbed by one of the World’s biggest carmakers yesterday when Ford announced they would attempt to recreate their legend of Le Mans. 150614@1035UK More NEWS: up front it's Porsche, Audi, Porsche and as close as it was on the first lap! That's after 8.5 hours into the race. On through the night. 150613@2230UK NEWS: the Audi R18 was involved in an incident in a yellow flag slow zone, pitted and is now back out on the track again. 150613@1655UK NEWS: at the end of the first hour the safety car was out because of an incident at the first chicane on the Mulsanne involving three cars. Oil on the track and a fire with one of the cars. 150613@1502UK Follow the race on the ACO website See the positions on an hourly basis with the statistics, hourly classification, qualifying position and provisional starting grd. 150613@1315UK Provisional starting grid Qualifying positions NEWS: Ford are planning to return to Le Mans in 2016 with a works supported GTE class car. 150613 Let the show begin! Optimal conditions indicate a very fast start to the race. Among the four manufacturers entered in the LM P1 class, Porsche, Audi and Toyota seem the best-prepared to succeed. Nissan, whose official return to the top class is primarily looking to finish with its three cars. A warm day is expected. 150613@0905UK Briefing Qualifying session 3: 2130-0000 Porsche 911 GT3 car suffers a serious incident causing the session to be halted but restarts with around half an hour to go. See final timesheet. 150611@2231 TimesheetP3 & Report & Highlights Ahead of the start of the third session the rain expected has not arrived which is good news but it's warm and sticky. The longer session should offer more scope for longer qualifying runs. Qualifying session 2: 1900-2100 An incident halted the session and now qualifying Session 3 will start half an hour earlier at 2130 so will be 30 minutes longer.150612@2010 Qualifying session 2200-0000 Wednesday 10th June See the time sheet. 150611@0130 TimesheetP1 & TimesheetP2 Qualifying session 1: 2200-0000 Wednesday 10th June The track was damp when practice started but the rain has now stopped and the track is fully dry for the first Qualifying Practice session. 150610@2201 Live timing lap times A two hour qualifying session started at at 2200 and will go through dusk into night and end at midnight (French time). Times at the end of free practice Wednesday 10th June Audi, Porsche and Toyota all exchanged turns at the top of the timing screens for Free Practice. Audi’s André Lotterer was the early leader before the Porsche Team trio locked out the top three positions by the session’s mid-point. After Romain Dumas' lap of 3:21.164 was deleted by the race director for exeeding track limits, Brendon Hartley’s quick lap of 3:21.362 in the Porsche 919 Hybrid (No. 17) ended up being fastest. The No. 8 Audi R18 e-tron quattro was able to break up a Porsche sweep up front by setting the second quickest time. 150610@1921 UKBST News & Lap times  Le Mans 24H 2015: race preview Audi, Porsche and Toyota are joined by Nissan for the 83rd running of the world's greatest endurance race. After the first official practice, we know the cars are faster than ever but there’s no clear picture emerging of the likely winner. More  News items on the Autosport website. More Documentary of the classic Steve McQueen Le Mans film is being made See the film via this link. 150610 More |   See the entry list on the ACO website. More  See their report on the entry list. More  See details of the programme for the event set out day by day on the ACO website. Programme Summary programme (times below in France = UK BST plus 1 hr) Wednesday 0800-1500 Pitwalk 1600-2000 Free practice session 2030-2100 Aston Martin free practice 2200-0000 Qualifying session Thursday 0800-1500 Pitwalk 1600-1700 LM Legend qualifying 1730-1830 Aston Martin qualifying 1900-2100 Qualifying session 2200-0000 Qualifying session Friday No practice Saturday 0900-0945 Warm up session 1005-1050 Le Mans Legend race 1115-1200 Aston Martin Festival Race 1215-1315 Pitwalk 1500 - Start 1800 2100 2400 Sunday 0300 0600 0900 1200 1500 - Finish |   Recent summary of the forecast for Saturday & Sunday Moderate rain (total 10mm), arriving as showers Saturday night and slightly heavier on Sunday morning with showers on Sunday afternoon. Saturday afternoon warm with clear skies, max 23°C, min 13°C on Saturday night and similar on Sunday. Mainly fresh winds from NE over the weekend between 20 & 25kph.  Issued: Saturday 13th June 2015 @ 1200UK Weather forecast Weather forecast for le Mans Weather map for le Mans Going to 24H Le Mans 2015? See our useful guide. More |
