M24 – Automobile Sports Museum: already 100,000 visitors in Le Mans

Open to the public since May 28, the M24 – Motor Sports Museum has already welcomed over 100,000 visitors.

This first milestone reflects the interest generated by this new space dedicated to the history of motor sports and the famous 24 Hours of Le Mans event.

Located near the 24 Hours of Le Mans Circuit, the M24 – Motor Sports Museum offers an immersive journey through the highlights of endurance racing while showcasing other major disciplines such as Formula 1, rallying, and speed competitions. Visitors can discover iconic cars, historical objects, and interactive displays designed to enhance their understanding of the evolution of technology and motor racing.

Starting August 1, the visit offer will be complemented by guided tours. Mediators will accompany visitors to provide additional insights into the permanent collections and significant moments in the history of motor sports.

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The summer program also includes guided tours behind the scenes of the 24 Hours of Le Mans Circuit. Accompanied by a tour guide, participants will have access to several areas typically closed to the public, including the race control, the official podium, the speaker’s room, and various viewpoints offering a privileged perspective on the track.

These tours are offered until August 27. Due to the limited number of available spots for access to the circuit facilities, advance booking is recommended.

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With this summer programming, the M24 continues its ambition to introduce the world of motor sports to as many people as possible, whether they are enthusiasts or visitors wishing to better understand the history and behind-the-scenes of the most famous endurance race in the world.