Le Mans Classic

Historic endurance cars on the full 13.65 km circuit of the 24 Hours. Le Mans Classic became an annual event in 2026 and now alternates two formats: Legend, for cars from 1976 to 2015, and Heritage, for the golden age from 1923 to 1975. The 2027 edition, July 1 to 4, is a Heritage year and marks the event's 25th anniversary. The scale is unlike anything else on this list. The organizers count around 750 cars on track, more than 8,000 club and collector cars in the parking areas and over 200,000 spectators. Plan for camping or a long drive in, and choose your year: Heritage for pre-war endurance pioneers and 1960s GTs and prototypes, Legend for the Turbo Era and modern endurance cars.