Track
The circuit on which the 24 Hours of Le Mans is run is named the Circuit de la Sarthe (Circuit of the Sarthe), after the department that Le Mans is within. It consists of both permanent track and public roads. Since 1923 the track has been extensively modified, mostly for safety reasons, and currently is 13.629 km in length. Although it initially entered the town of Le Mans, the track was cut short in order to better protect spectators. This led to the creation of the Dunlop Curve and Tertre Rouge corners before rejoining the old circuit on the Mulsanne. Another major change was on the Mulsanne itself, when the FIA decreed that it would no longer sanction any circuit that had a straight longer than 2 km. This led to the addition of two chicanes, reducing the time that the cars spent travelling at very high speeds on the old 6 km long straight. The circuit is not a part of the original GTR2 game, but can be downloaded using SimUtils Package Downloader.
Download: SimUtils Package Downloader
Regulations
As this is a LAN event and a 24 hour race, there is special rules and regulations to follow, these are descibed in the regulations which can be downloaded by following the links below.
Download: Regulations v4.0
FILSCA
To make the event best possible, we recomment all drivers to read FILSCA’s “Minimal Driving Behavior Code”. This describes how to drive in a good behavior making the event a good experience. The document can be downloaded by following the link below.
Download: Minimal Driving Behavior Code
