Le Mans Classic Legend 2026: the complete Sunday race schedule

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Le Mans Classic Legend 2026: the complete Sunday race schedule
Let the party begin! ©Rainier Ehrhardt / DPPI

The first edition of Le Mans Classic Legend gets down to business with night races on the 24 Hours of Le Mans circuit.

After Friday's qualifying sessions and the first races on Saturday, Le Mans Classic Legend 2026 enters its final phase this Sunday, July 5th. The event, dedicated to prototypes and GT cars from the 1970s to 2015, offers a very full program, combining historic grids, support races and demonstrations.

Le Mans never sleeps

Saturday night into Sunday morning will be one of the highlights of the weekend. Racing will resume at 1:05 am with Plateau 7, followed by Plateaus 8, 9 and 10. On Sunday morning, Plateau 6 will launch its third race at 6:37 am, before Plateaus 7, 8, 9 and 10 throughout the morning.

Sunday's finale will be dedicated to support races, with the GT3 Revival Series at 14:15 PM, followed by the third HSR race. Nascar by Goodyear at 15:25 PM. The circuit will close to the public at 17:00 PM.

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Between historic races, NASCAR, modern GT3s that have become classics and night driving, Le Mans Classic Legend offers a program faithful to the spirit of Le Mans: dense, varied and spectacular.

Sunday, July 5

SchedulePlateauCourse
01:05Grid 7 PlateauRace 2
02:07Grid 8 PlateauRace 2
04:32Grid 9 PlateauRace 2
05:37Grid 10 PlateauRace 2
06:37Grid 6 PlateauRace 3
07:47Grid 7 PlateauRace 3
08:49 Grid 8 PlateauRace 3
09:55 HSR Nascar by GoodyearRace 2
10:55 M24 Parade Motor Sport MuseumAnimation
11:30 Grid 9 PlateauRace 3
12:30 Grid 10 PlateauRace 3
13:40 Mazda 787B DemonstrationAnimation
14:15 GT3 Revival SeriesRace 2
15:25HSR Nascar by GoodyearRace 3
17:00Circuit closed to the public

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    DANIEL MEYERS
    • 4/07/26

    It's a shame that these charts don't indicate what is being broadcast!

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