Hypercar, LMDh Rules Extended to 2032 in WEC

Hypercar homologation cycle extended by three years

The FIA World Endurance Championship has announced an extension of the Hypercar homologation cycle until the end of 2032. The post Hypercar homologation cycle extended by three years appeared first on Speedcafe.com.

LMH, LMDh rules extended to 2032 in WEC

Hypercar, LMDh rules extended to 2032 in WEC

The lifecycle of the current generation of Le Mans Hypercar and LMDh prototypes has been extended until 2032 in the World Endurance Championship. The move, predicted by Motorsport.com in April, means that the LMH formula is set to span 12 years following its 2021 introduction and LMDh 10 years, and follows on the two-year extension announced this time last year. Confirmation of the plans ...Keep reading

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Hypercar ruleset extension confirmed

The hugely successful Hypercar regulation set has been extended through to the end of the 2032 FIA WEC season.