Road To Le Mans Facts and Figures

This year will be the 10th edition of RTLM, with the two races increasing from 55-minutes to 60-minutes for the first time and, in another first, there will be three classes – LMP3, LMP3 Pro/Am and GT3.

Here are some facts and figures from the previous nine years of Road To Le Mans.

1. The first RTLM in 2016 was a single 55-minute race.The MLMC that year was for GT3 cars only. The 2016 RTLM was the first time that LMP3 and GT3 raced together, with the LMP3 competitors being non championship entries.
2. Ferrari have won more RTLM than any other manufacturer with seven wins from the seventeen races. The wins were in 2016, 2018 x2, 2019 x2, 2021 and 2024.
3. Aston Martin have won three times (2017 x2 and 2024), three manufacturers have won twice - BMW (2023 x2), Porsche (2021 / 2022) and Lamborghini (2020 x2) and Honda have taken one win in 2022.
4. In LMP3 Ligier have taken 9 wins, with Duqueine and Norma on four wins each.
5. The first RTLM winners in 2016 were Thomas Laurent and Alexandre Cougnaud in LMP3 for DC Racing and Aleksey Basov and Victor Shaitar for AF Corse.Thomas Laurent will be competing in the 2025 Road To Le Mans in LMP3 Pro/Am with DKR Engineering.
6. Four LMP3 drivers have won the RTLM twice.

1. Six GT3 Drivers have won RTLM twice.

1. High profile RTLM winners

1. Previous RTLM winners taking part in the 2025 edition

1. AF Corse have been the most successful team in RTLM, with five wins. Two as AF Corse (2016 and 2018), two wins with Luzich Racing (2019 x2) and one with Spirit of Race (2018).
2. Two LMP3 teams have won RTLM three times.

1. Three GT3 teams have won RTLM twice

1. Race Laps Records

1. Outright Lap Records