Created by the Automobile Club de l’Ouest (ACO), the Asian Le Mans Series symbolises the Spirit of Le Mans, holding the same shared passion for creating world class endurance racing in Asia.

The Asian Le Mans Series is growing year on year and is attracting some of the world’s most successful endurance racing teams, as well as fostering new and emerging talent from the region. An oversubscribed, capacity grid of 48 cars, and record growth in the audience last season demonstrated how popular the Series has become with teams, drivers and fans.

The 2023/2024 Asian Le Mans Series will begin with a double header at the Sepang International Circuit. With motorsport in the South East Asia region reigniting, now is the best time to bring the Series back to its traditional home. The return of Sepang to the calendar will see the season expanded to five races, with the hugely popular races in Dubai Autodrome and Yas Marina Circuit also set to feature.

As always, it will not just be Championship glory that the teams and drivers will be fighting for, there will also be invitations to race at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2024 on the line. The Champions of the LMP2 and GT classes will both be awarded an invitation to race at the iconic event.

The 2023/2024 Season will also mark the first for the Asian Le Mans Series as a joint venture between the Automobile Club de l’Ouest (ACO), Asian Le Mans Endurance Management (ALMEM) and SRO Motorsports Group. This new agreement will see all parties collaborating closely together to ensure the Series continues to grow and deliver exceptional results.

In the spirit of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the Asian Le Mans Series features five 4-hour endurance races with driving duties shared by both professional and amateur drivers.

The class structure of the 2023/2024 Asian Le Mans Series will feature a mix of both Le Mans prototype and GT cars, something that is synonymous with Le Mans racing. There will be three classes: LMP2, LMP3, and GT.