The upcoming 24 Hours of Le Mans will showcase 62 cars across three classes: hypercars, LMP2s, and GT3s. Racing's complexity arises from the Hypercar class, which includes cars built to two separate rulesets—LMH and LMDh. LMH allows hybrid designs that can utilize different powertrains, while LMDh mandates hybridization with uniform specifications for motors and chassis. This diversity in engineering results not only in breathtaking performance but also necessitates careful regulation to ensure that all entrants have a level competition ground. The race will be a thrilling spectacle, showcasing a range of automotive prowess.
The 21 cars that will contest the Hypercar class at Le Mans are built to two separate rulebooks... ensuring a fair race amidst different makes and models.
Sports car racing can be needlessly complicated at times, particularly with the rules surrounding the Hypercar class and the distinct categories for various prototypes.
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