Home

News

Announcements

Watch the Le Mans Virtual Series Qualifying and Cup race live

On 24th September, tune in for a single broadcast with two events on display. The Le Mans Virtual Series kicks off its 2021-22 season with qualifying for the first race of the season at Monza. After that, the first race of the Le Mans Virtual Cup will take place, also at Monza, with the top 30 qualifiers from open qualifying taking part.

LMVS - How to watch

By: Motorsport Games

Published by: Motorsport Games

Sep 25, 2021 at 11:43am ET

Add InsideEVs as a preferred source in Google

Share

Comment

38 teams, 21 LMP2’s and 17 LMGTE machines will go head to head for their starting positions in the 4 Hours of Monza, Italy. The driver line-up for Monza was revealed earlier in the week and will feature three drivers per team. Louis Deletraz, Sérgio Sette Câmara, Beitske Visser, Will Stevens, Timmy Hansen and Néstor “Bebu” Girolami will take part among others.

LMVS - How to watch

With the Le Mans Virtual Cup, the series is open for anyone on rFactor 2 with the required content to attempt to qualify for each race through the competition system. The first three races of the series are set by the open qualification period to set the splits.

The Top 30 in the points will have their chance to compete in the Le Mans finale in December, and from there, the top-two finishers will be invited to participate in the Le Mans Virtual Series main event in January next year.

John Munro tried his hand in qualifying for the Cup, and while his time wasn’t able to make the Top 30, he put together a video about how to go about attempting to qualify during these first three rounds.

YouTube video player

The Le Mans Virtual Series qualifying starts at 6 pm BST (7 pm CEST, 1:00 pm ET) today. There will be 20 minutes for the GTE class and 20 minutes for those in LMP2. After that, the first race of the top-split Le Mans Virtual Cup, set for 45 minutes, follows shortly after.

All of the action will be live on the Traxion.GG YouTube, Facebook and Twitch channels.

What do you think?

View

Comments

The main race itself will take place on Saturday 25th September, with the four-hour race starting at 12.30 pm BST (1.30 pm CEST, 7.30 am ET) and can be watched on the channels listed in the image below.

Watch Le Mans Virtual Series

Le Mans Virtual Series 2021/22 calendar

2021 Le Mans Virtual Cup calendar

All Le Mans Virtual Cup races last for 45 minutes.

More Motorsport Network announcements:

MSGM and Automobile Club de l’Ouest reveal full driver entry list for the Le Mans Virtual Series 2021-22 Season

We want your opinion!

What would you like to see on Insideevs.com?

Take our 3 minute survey.

- The InsideEVs team

Share this Story

GO TO COMMENTS

(

)

Got a tip for us? Email: tips@insideevs.com

View all comments ( )

Trending

GM's Next-Generation EV Platform Has 30% Less Wiring And 20% Less Battery

GM's Next-Generation EV Platform Has 30% Less Wiring And 20% Less Battery

Can The BMW iX3 Take Down The Tesla Model Y L And Rivian R2?

Can The BMW iX3 Take Down The Tesla Model Y L And Rivian R2?

GM's OnStar AI Assistant Debuts In The Cadillac Lyriq

GM's OnStar AI Assistant Debuts In The Cadillac Lyriq

Electrify America’s Largest EV Charging Station Is Missing One Big Thing

Electrify America’s Largest EV Charging Station Is Missing One Big Thing

latest articles

RECOMMENDED FOR YOU



The Best InsideEVs Stories Of 2025



'End Of The Year': Tesla Says Cybercab Customer Deliveries Will Begin Soon



Editorial Integrity And Affiliate Partnerships



The Midterms Won't Mean Much For EV Policy, Analysts Say



Elon Musk Says Tesla Will Have Its 'Most Epic Demo Ever.' It's Got A Lot To Prove Lately



General Motors Isn't 'Walking Away' From EVs, Top Exec Says



Do You Work At Tesla? We Want To Hear From You.