A strong Group C lineup, a Nepalese Tikka Curry to remember and cameras rolling throughout the paddock — the inaugural Le Mans Classic Legend had it all. Here's how Team Langoustine's weekend at the Circuit de la Sarthe unfolded, from Friday practice to Sunday afternoon's final laps.

A record 350,105 spectators, a Toyota win, a rock concert under the stars and 700kg of meat — the 94th Edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans had it all. Here's how Team Langoustine's fifth event at the Circuit de la Sarthe played out over a long, hot, memorable weekend.

Most people go to 24 Hours of Le Mans for the racing — but that’s only part of it. There’s a lot going on around the circuit and in the city, and if you plan it right you can fit in some great experiences without missing any track time. Here’s our guide to what else to do at The Le Mans 24hr (beyond the race).

You’ve booked Team Langoustine Premier Camping, which means you’re already doing Le Mans the smart way. Breakfast sorted. Evening meal sorted. A proper base. No need to survive on warm beer and crisps. So what do bring (and not bring) with you to Le Mans? Here’s our essential packing guide.

So, you’ve booked Team Langoustine Premier Camping for Le Mans 24h - Now what? Booking private camping and turning up Thursday doesn’t sound like a big deal, but it fixes most of the usual problems before they happen. Here’s our ultimate guide to making the most of your experience at the world famous endurance motorsport event.