r/wec • u/LouieDaBose • 8h ago
Anyone know which car from the 2026 Le Mans 24h this tyre is from?
It looks like a GT3 tyre based off of the size. Attached are images
r/wec • u/LouieDaBose • 8h ago
It looks like a GT3 tyre based off of the size. Attached are images
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Kamui Kobayashi reviews difficult Interlagos weekend for Toyota as FIA WEC title race hots up…
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BMW to forgo factory supported cars for Suzuka 1000km; first time in IGTC since 2022…
r/wec • u/GrahamDSC • 7h ago
Michelotto's CEO on the current test programme for the Isotta Fraschini LMH - The prospect of a renewed race programme and their ambitions to be involved with the 2030 Hypercar regulations
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r/wec • u/BeneathTheGrave • 7h ago
Hey guys - I have a question about the bag and cooler policy for the WEC race at COTA this September. I’ve attended several WEC races in Europe and plenty of NASCAR events in the States. I noticed on the COTA website that their official policy is quite strict regarding outside food and bags, but I wanted to get some insight from anyone who went last year. Is it similar to European circuits where small water bottles and snacks are generally tolerated, or do they strictly enforce the "no coolers and no outside food" rule at the gates? Thanks!
r/wec • u/Common-Poet6752 • 4h ago
Hi I'm looking for some help me and my family are looking at booking GA tickets for the 3 days but also some of the add ons when I go to book the tickets I can't see how to add on things like pit pane walk and paddock pass any help would be greatly appreciated.