After a memorable race in 2024, attended by 78,800 spectators, the 24H Motos will be back from Thursday 17 to Sunday 20 April 2025. As tradition now dictates, the event will kick off the busy season of 24-hour races held on the Le Mans circuits and open the 2025 FIM EWC Championship.
The 2025 FIM EWC World Championship calendar
- 17-20 April 2025: 24H Motos, Le Mans
- 7 June 2025 : 8H Spa-Francorchamps
- 3 August 2025 : 8H Suzuka
- 20-21 September : Bol d'Or
Once again this year, the 24H Motos will be much more than just a race. The event is a one-of-a-kind experience to share with family and friends, and spectators of all ages can look forward to a vast array of entertainment. From concerts to spectacular displays of mechanical prowess, racegoers will be treated to a complete immersion into motorcycling culture.
First run in 1978, the 24H Motos has since earned iconic status, with the world’s very best riders and the biggest motorcycle manufacturers all dreaming of lifting the coveted trophy at the Le Mans circuit. Kawasaki, Honda, Suzuki and Yamaha have all seen their name etched onto the 24H Motos winners’ list, contributing to the race’s reputation for excellence and intense rivalry. As revealed a few days ago, a new category of motorcycle will be joining the grid as the Production class makes its début alongside the Superstock and EWC machines. Production is an entry-level class in which competitors will ride 1000 cm3 motorcycles that closely resemble their road-going counterparts. Only basic modifications are permitted, to keep running costs down and ensure that this new class is both affordable and accessible in terms of performance. The support races at this season-opener event will include the new Yamaha R7 Endurance Series championship. Get set for some thrilling track action!
Ticketing information for the event will be announced shortly. To keep up with all the news on this fabulous festival of motorcycling, visit the 24H Motos website !