This weekend, motorsport fans will gather to witness the 24 Hours of Le Mans. One of the three global giants of racing, alongside Indianapolis and Monaco, it’s where technology meets adrenaline on a historic French track.

First held in 1923, this year marks its 94th edition. The race isn’t just about speed; it’s also about pushing automotive innovation to new heights. Disc brakes were first tested here, and today, the latest hybrid and tech-driven systems are put through their paces.

This year's field is diverse, with 62 cars split into three classes, each requiring teams of three drivers working in shifts. While some will be familiar faces from professional circuits, others bring a unique blend of expertise: dentists once dominated the amateur ranks, but now it’s tech millionaires and entrepreneurs at the wheel.

Among the tech elite racing this year are the co-founder of GitHub and the creator of Ruby on Rails, both competing in LMP2. Even Valve’s Gabe Newell is making waves with his Aston Martin team, taking part in both Hypercar and LMGT3 categories, and his son Gray will join him behind the wheel.

The 24 Hours of Le Mans remains a testament to endurance and technological advancement, blending classic glamour with modern innovation. Whether you’re a racing enthusiast or just curious about where the latest technology comes from, this race is not to be missed.