“World Champions”
The 24 Hours of Le Mans Museum will close its doors starting July 7, 2025, to make way for an ambitious renovation and expansion project.
To continue welcoming visitors during this time, a temporary museum will open on August 1, 2025, at the South Gate of the circuit.
World Champions
Housed in a modern 1,200 m² two-level structure, this exhibition will spotlight the theme “World Champions.”
Around fifteen iconic vehicles that have won major titles in Endurance or Formula 1 will be featured.
Your ticket also includes access to the circuit for a self-guided tour (when open), allowing you to extend your visit right at the heart of the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans site.
Some Cars to Discover
Matra MS80 – Jackie Stewart (1969)
Formula 1 World Champion in 1969 with Jackie Stewart. The first French single-seater to win the ultimate title.
Porsche 956 – Jacky Ickx (1982)
An endurance icon, the Porsche 956 won the World Championship in 1982. Jacky Ickx became drivers’ champion with this revolutionary prototype.
Ferrari 312 PB – 24 Hours of Le Mans (1973)
The last prototype officially entered by Ferrari at Le Mans. The 312 PB represented the Scuderia’s final challenge in endurance racing.
Practical Information & Prices
The temporary museum is located at the South Gate of the circuit.
It will be open daily from August 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026.
| Category | Combined Ticket (Museum + Circuit) | Museum Only (when circuit is closed) | Guided Circuit Tour + Museum Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult | €14 | €8 | €25 |
| Reduced rate* | €12 | €7 | €21 |
| Youth (10–17 yrs) | €11 | €6 | €20 |
| Child (-10 yrs) | Free | Free | €10 |
| Family Package | €45 | €25 | — |
* Students, people with disabilities, and job seekers (with valid ID).
