Discover the summary of the AUTOhebdo WEC Guide

You've often asked us in recent weeks, it's finally here: the Guide WEC AUTOhebdo ! Available Monday evening in digital version and Thursday on newsstands, this is the issue not to be missed to find out everything about the 2018-19 Super Season of the World Championship.Endurance with more 164 pages !

All the issues of the different categories (LM P1, LM P2, GTE Pro and GTE Am) are dissected as usual.

Our sections Carpooling and Made In France are dedicated to Endurance: a meeting with Gérard Neveu and a dive into the designer's work Gaazmaster.

Toyota has the obligation to take everything, whether it is from 24 Hours of Le Mans or the WEC championships; we explain why.

Spotlight on three players who could shake up the hierarchy in LM P1: SMP, Rebellion and Ginetta.

CARhebdo visited the Prodrive factory in Banbury (Great Britain) to better understand the gestation of the new Aston Martin Vantage GTE. Exclusive visit!

Interview with Jens Marquardt, the boss of BMW Motorsport for the return of the German brand to the WEC with the M8.

Also discover inside the magazine a 32-page notebook with your usual sections : the briefing and its little information, the summaries of the Blancpain Endurance Series and the Formula Renault 2.0 Eurocup by our special correspondent in Monza (Italy), but also the Rally Lyon-Charbonnières, chronicles of Thierry Neuville andEsteban Ocon, as well as World Racing (Super Formula, Nascar, Supercars, VdeV).

We also went through Alès to closely follow the World Premiere of Romain Dumas' Volkswagen I.D. R for Pikes Peak (technical, interviews).

Finally, icing on the cake, we offer you the Guide Porsche Motorsport 2018, 32 pages dedicated to the German manufacturer's competition entries with focuses on the history of the brand on the circuits of official French drivers (Julien Andlauer, Patrick Pilet), the presentation of the Porsche Carrera Cup France and many other subjects!

The WEC Special will be available Monday evening in digital version and Thursday on newsstands.