WEC Race Schedule 2025: Your Complete Guide
The 2025 FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) promises an exciting mix of iconic circuits, fierce competition, and new team dynamics. Whether you’re a seasoned fan or a newcomer to endurance racing, this article breaks down the full 2025 race calendar, highlights key events, and explains how you can follow every lap.
Overview of the 2025 WEC Season
The FIA, the governing body of motorsport, has confirmed the 2025 WEC schedule to run from March to November. The season will feature 10 races across six continents, including the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans, the 6 Hours of Fuji, and the 6 Hours of COTA. Teams will compete in the top classes: Hypercar, LMP2, LMP3, and GTE, with the Hypercar class taking the spotlight as the newest, most technologically advanced tier.
Race Calendar Highlights
Below is a concise overview of each round, including dates and locations. The full schedule is available on the official WEC website, but the highlights are worth noting.
- Round 1 – 6 Hours of Bahrain – March 9‑10, Bahrain International Circuit. The season opener sets the tone for the championship, featuring the first Hypercar debut.
- Round 2 – 6 Hours of Monza – April 6, Monza Circuit, Italy. Known for its high-speed straights, Monza offers a thrilling battle for the top spots.
- Round 3 – 6 Hours of Silverstone – May 4, Silverstone Circuit, UK. A classic British track that tests both driver skill and vehicle durability.
- Round 4 – 6 Hours of Le Mans – June 13, Circuit de la Sarthe, France. The iconic 24 Hours of Le Mans 2025 will feature a full 6‑hour showcase as part of the championship.
- Round 5 – 6 Hours of Fuji – July 11, Fuji Speedway, Japan. This penultimate round of the season is a favorite for teams aiming to secure championship points.
- Round 6 – 6 Hours of COTA – August
