Radio Info:
For listening, Radio Le Mans provides English-language commentary, accessible online at radiolemans.com or on 91.2 FM if trackside. It’s ideal for on-the-go fans or those wanting vivid audio coverage, with John Hindhaugh’s team broadcasting from the circuit starting at 7 a.m. EDT on Saturday.
To track leaderboards, the FIA WEC app offers real-time lap times, standings, and telemetry, keeping fans updated on the 62 cars across Hypercar, LMP2, and LMGT3 classes. The official 24 Hours of Le Mans website (24h-lemans.com) also provides live timing and driver stats, perfect for following favorites like Ferrari, the reigning champions, or U.S.-linked teams like Cadillac. Social media hashtags like #LEMANS24 on X deliver updates and highlights.
With Ferrari aiming for a third straight win and drivers like Jenson Button competing, Le Mans 2025 promises drama. Plan your viewing around the 24-hour schedule, use a DVR for segmented broadcasts, and dive into the action via TV, streaming, radio, or apps to experience this endurance classic from the U.S.
In the meantime, catch Patrick Reed’s history making shot at Oakmont.
