Over the last two weeks the huge TV Compound has been erected on the inside of the Le Mans 24-Hours circuit. It’s a village in itself peopled with outside broadcast units and cabins for the various commentators.

1 240 people work in the compound: those whose job it is to capture the images of the Le Mans 24 Hours and to show the race, as well as all the teams of reporters, commentators and consultants from all over the world. Compared to 2014 there are 217 more people.

Out of these 1 240 people, 500 mandated by the ACO, work on the production of live televised images for the 24H Le Mans application, official films and the Le Mans 24-Hours WebTV, 24H Inside.

This year 30 different channels will show the Le Mans 24 Hours live or in delayed broabcasts. The blue riband event of the FIA World Endurance Championship can be seen on TV in 19 different countries and some 802 million viewers can thrill to the legendary endurance race.

In addition the Automobile Club de l’Ouest services have accredited more than 100 teams doing TV reports completing the work of the teams airing the race and also those not broadcasting coverage of the event, and to meet the demands of the teams whose requests for images continues to increase. Finally, 24H Le Mans, the official Le Mans 24 Hours application (see further on) and 24H Inside, the Le Mans 24-Hours Web TV that can be viewed on www.24h-lemans.com, are an indispensable addition to what’s on offer on the TV channels.

Download the list of the broadcasters of the Le Mans 24 Hours 

The Le Mans 24 Hours on French TV

French TV viewers are spoilt as they will enjoy exceptional TV coverage of the Le Mans 24 Hours.

On Eurosport and Eurosport 2, the race will be shown in full.
Every evening from Monday 8th to Friday 12th June, the magazine Le Mans 24 minutes will be shown on Eurosport. On Wednesday 10th June practice will be aired live from17h30 on Eurosport 2, followed by the session starting at 22h00 live on Eurosport. It will be the same thing on Thursday 11th June with all the qualifying sessions at 19h00 and at 21h45 on Eurosport. On Saturday13th June, broadcasting will begin at 08h45 with the Warm Up. In addition to the race, there will be live studio progrqammes on Eurosport hosted by Christophe Malbranque from 13h20 to 14h45.

France Télévision is showing an increasingly large number of live programmes. The start will be aired live on France 2 at 14h50 plus the first hour of the race, and then more than two hours will be shown at 17h00. A fresh update on the race will be given live at half-time in the final of the Top 14 rugby championship.
France 3 National will give an update at 20h05 with a Tout le Sport special live Le Mans, followed by another on Sunday morning at 10h45. It will broadcast from 12h50 to the finish. Stade 2, hosted by Céline Géraud, will take a long look-back at the race in Stade 2 at 17h25.

All the other French channels which have teams of reporters on the spot will give the Le Mans 24 Hours widespread coverage in their sports and news programmes.

Le Mans 24-Hours official application

24H Inside is the indispensable complement to the Le Mans 24-Hours official application, 24H Le Mans, available since 28th May on AppStore or Google Play.

The full contents of the site 24h-lemans.com will be available free of charge on tablets and Smartphones.

By downloading this free application the user will be kept up to date on all the latest news on 24h-lemans.com, and will experience total immersion in the heart of the greatest endurance race in the world by accessing teams, drivers, schedules, photos, interviews, behind-the-scene videos with 24H Inside, highlights, race results live and the links to the social networks!

To go even deeper into the experience a Premium pack (9.99 euros) is available directly in the application. Thanks to it the viewer can follow practice and the race in full on live video and enjoy exclusive contents with on-board cameras as well as the possibility of personalising the function and following his/her favourite driver/team.

Application 24H Le Mans: download on AppStore or Google Play.

Practical information
The 2015 Le Mans 24 Hours
83rd running
3rd round of the 2015 FIA World Endurance Championship

Dates : 13-14 June 2015

General enclosure ticket price: 56,25 euros (ACO members) 75 euros (non ACO members).

Free for young people born after 14th June 1999 accompanied by an adult.

Scrutineering and administrative checks: Sunday 7th and Monday 8th June 2015.

Free practice and qualifying: Wednesday 10th and Thursday 11th June 2015.

Start of the 83rd Le Mans 24 Hours: Saturday 13th June 2015 at 15h00.