EIGHT RACES ON THE WORLD'S MOST CHALLENGING CIRCUITS
The FIA World Endurance Championship (FIA WEC) is one of the most famous and prestigious motorsport championships in the world, with legendary races such as the iconic 24 hours of Le Mans and the Six Hours of Spa-Francorchamps.
Races can last up to 24 hours long and provide teams with some of the toughest challenges in motorsport across a truly global backdrop.
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THE CARS – Lamborghini SC63 and Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo 2
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Prologue
21 | 22 February 2025
Ahead of the first race of the season at the same venue, the Lusail International Circuit will host the Prologue. In 2024, this event provides an opportunity for us to put our cars through rigorous testing, as well as allowing fans to get a glance of the state of the field before the season’s racing begins.
Round 1 – Qatar 1812 km
28 February 2025
The inaugural Qatar 1812km begins the 2024 season. With a 10-hour time limit in place, this fast and flowing track will offer little room for error and provide a lot of challenges for cars making their way through the pack.
This race will mark the debut for the LMGT3 category in FIA WEC, which promises to continue the exhilarating racing that LMGTE provided.
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Round 2 – Imola
20 April 2025
Another new venue, the historic Imola Circuit will begin a run of European races on the FIA WEC calendar. This circuit is perilously narrow and tricky to overtake on while also featuring elevation changes and some of the most iconic sections in motorsport.
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Round 5 – Sao Paolo – 6 hours
13 July 2025
Returning for the first time since 2014, the dazzling atmosphere of Interlagos kicks off the second half of the 2024 season. This compact circuit situated between the lakes has delivered many historic moments, great battles and a lot of passion in the past.
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Round 6 – Lone Star Le Mans – 6 hours
07 September 2025
For the first time since 2020, Texas will host Lone Star Le Mans – a six-hour race around the magnificent Circuit of the Americas. Sweeping esses, technical sections and a mega climb up to the first corner make Austin’s circuit a true modern classic.
Round 7 – Fuji – 6 hours
28 September 2025
The penultimate round of the year is a visit to Fuji Speedway. Situated at the foot of the stunning Mount Fuji, Japan, this track has been a regular feature on the WEC calendar since 2012.
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Round 8 - Bahrain - 8 hours
08 November 2025
The final round of the season takes place in Bahrain. Last year, the team took a dramatic victory with the Iron Dames in a race which went down to the very final few laps.
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