Radio Le Mans - Le Mans Series, ILMC and FIA World Endurance Championship Radio Coverage

Le Mans Series, ILMC and FIA World Endurance Championship Radio Coverage

In 2008 Radio Le Mans began live coverage of the Le Mans Series, starting with the second round of the championship at Monza in Italy.

As with the American Le Mans Series the coverage was streamed on the internet, and at the Nürburgring and Silverstone it was also available locally on AM or FM frequencies.

In 2009 the opening round at Barcelona was again missed, due to a date clash with the American Le Mans Series, however coverage resumed at Spa-Francorchamps for the second round of the series.

In 2010 all rounds of the championship were covered live, as was the ILMC race in China.

For 2011, all rounds of the ILMC and Le Mans Series were covered. In 2012 the ILMC was replaced by a new championship, the FIA World Endurance Championship. This and the Le Mans Series, now called the European Le Mans Series were both covered in full.

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