Most series will now be enjoying a deserved rest period over the Christmas break, but that’s not to say that there’s no motorsport whatsoever. events such as Asian Le Mans will be kicking off their season this weekend. Endurance events are running throughout December and the 2024 Formula E season begins mid-January so there are plenty of events to watch.
Here’s a full guide of all the motorsport events happening in the winter break and how to watch:
The Asian Le Mans series is returning for the 2023/2024 season with the entire championship happening before the end of February. 39 cars will compete in 4-hour races which will visit both the Dubai Autodrome and Yas Marina Circuit.
Asian Le Mans is packed full of faces you might recognise with former Formula 1 drivers Paul di Resta, Nikita Mazepin and Formula 2 driver Arjun Maini all competing in this year's races. Successful teams and drivers will be rewarded for their efforts with invites to race at the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans.
The races will feature three classes - LMP2, LMP3 and GT - all competing side by side for their own titles. Driving duties for the cars will be shared by both professional and amateur drivers, including Harry King, Tom Gamble, and Nicky Catsburg, who will all be taking part as professional drivers.
Asian Le Mans and its qualifying sessions will be available to watch for free on Motorsport.tv. If you are also interested in catching up with last year's events, all the races are available to watch on the Asian Le Mans page.
Source: Autosport