The world’s premier endurance sports car race brings out the best in drivers, teams and broadcasters.

Covering a 24 Hour race on an 8.46 mile circuit takes exceptional planning, resources and commitment. Led by John Hindhaugh and Jim Roller, Radio Le Mans, the official English language broadcaster for the 24 Hour Race, is the news backbone for many at the track and following the race around the world.

Americans also tune in to the extensive SPEED Television broadcasts anchored by veterans Bob Varsha and Lee Diffey. They will be joined by analysts David Hobbs, Dorsey Schroeder, Calvin Fish and Scott Pruett, with pit reports from Brian Till, Justin Bell, Jamie Howe and Andrew Marriott.

They are joined at www.speed.com by Marshall Pruett and John Dagys.

And, of course, www.michelinracingusa.com wil be there to provide some insights, behind the scenes and great photography.

Le Mans Broadcasts
Television: Friday: June 15
Toyota’s Road to Le Mans 10-11pm

Television: Saturday, June 16 RACE
8:30 am (pre-race) LIVE on SPEED
9:00am (race start) –1:00pm LIVE on SPEED
1:00pm-2:30pm –Live –www.speed.com
2:30pm – 7:00pm LIVE on SPEED
7:00 -7:30 pm Live –www.speed.com
7:00- 7:30 pm Live-Speed Center
7:30pm –Midnight LIVE on SPEED

Television: Sunday, June 17 RACE
Midnight- 9:30 am LIVE on SPEED (race ends 9:00 am)

Other:
Live Radio: www.radiolemans.com
Live Timing: www.lemans.org
Live Reports: www.lemans.live.com
Live Insights: www.michelinracingusa.com