FIA WEC
The FIA World Endurance Championship was first created in 2012 and is hosted by a series of much-loved and legendary circuits such as Sebring, Spa-Francorchamps, Monza, Fuji and Bahrain. It includes the Hypercar, LMGTE Pro, LMP2 and LMGTE Am categories.
The WEC provides a unique setting for teams, drivers and partners. It guarantees sporting equality and ensures that costs stay under control. It provides car manufacturers with a global platform to present their latest road-oriented developments. It also allows chassis manufacturers and independent motorists to compete at the highest level. Drivers have to show their talents throughout the season, from the shortest race (6 hours) to the 24 Hours of Le Mans which is both the longest of the races and the high point of the championship season.
Two up-and-coming British drivers will have a chance to showcase their talent at the 2025 FIA WEC Rookie Test. Ollie Gray will take the wheel of the championship-winning Hypercar while Tom Fleming will climb aboard the Champagne-popping LMGT3. A golden opportunity for the two hopefuls.
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Alpine climbed back to the summit of the FIA World Championship podium in the series’ milestone 100th race at Fuji Speedway today, as Charles Milesi, Ferdinand Habsburg and Paul-Loup Chatin emerged on top in an epic encounter to claim the French manufacturer’s first victory in more than three years.
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The FIA World Endurance Championship (FIA WEC) will celebrate a memorable landmark this weekend (26-28 September 2025) at the 6 Hours of Fuji. And the 100th race in the championship’s history could prove to be crucial in the battle for the 2025 title waged by Ferrari, Porsche and Toyota.
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