
Photo credit: Le Mans Classic, Peter Auto
After thirteen biennial editions, the most important European event dedicated to historic competition cars opens a new era, becoming an annual fixture built around a completely revised formula. In even-numbered years, the spotlight will fall on cars from the 1970s through to the early 2000s, as the protagonists of Le Mans Classic Legend, while in odd-numbered years the cars that built the myth of the 24 Heures in its more distant eras – from 1923 through to the 1970s – will take to the track under the name of Le Mans Classic Heritage.
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