Formula E drivers set to conquer the 2026 24 Hours of Le Mans
The 24 Hours of Le Mans is the ultimate proving ground, and this year, six drivers from our current Formula E grid are stepping onto the hallowed tarmac of the Circuit de la Sarthe. Among them is the endurance Titan Sebastien Buemi, who brings his record-breaking form and four Le Mans victories to the Toyota camp. Joining him at Toyota in the #7 is Mahindra Racing’s Nyck de Vries, a man hungry for his first win at this historic venue.
The challenge is immense for everyone involved. Antonio Felix da Costa is making his Le Mans Hypercar debut with Alpine, while Norman Nato prepares for his ninth start in the #12 Cadillac Hertz Team Jota alongside former Formula E driver Alex Lynn. Meanwhile, Nick Cassidy returns to the fold with the #93 Peugeot, and Nico Muller joins Inter Europol Competition to test his mettle in the LMP2 category.
It is not just the current crop of drivers, either. History runs deep at Le Mans, with former Formula E names like Andre Lotterer, Antonio Giovinazzi, Robin Frijns, and Rene Rast all returning to fight for glory. Even our rookie test alumni are in the mix, with Doriane Pin set for LMP2 and Theo Pourchaire making his Le Mans Hypercar debut with Peugeot. It is a stunning assembly of talent across the grid.
