When one thinks of motorsport, one often imagines a driver alone at the wheel, headphones screwed on the head, focused on his next braking. Yet, in endurance, the reality is quite different. A car never wins thanks to a single person. It advances thanks to a team. And that's probably what makes this discipline unique. Three drivers, one race Unlike other championships, a European race Le Mans Series competes with three drivers. Each brings its q…
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When one thinks of motorsport, one often imagines a driver alone at the wheel, headphones screwed on the head, focused on his next braking. Yet, in endurance, the reality is quite different. A car never wins thanks to a single person. It advances thanks to a team. And that's probably what makes this discipline unique. Three drivers, one race Unlike other championships, a European race Le Mans Series competes with three drivers. Each brings its q…