This is why F1 fans will never miss Lone Star Le Mans

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USGP may still take a few months, but you can get some taste of F1 action in the Lone Star Le Mans. I attended the conference in 2024 and I'm here to tell you that this is the perfect event for your USGP time.

Here's everything you need to know about Lone Star Le Mans

Lone Star Le Mans returns to the Americas Tour from September 5 to July 7, 2025. The six-hour Endurance World Championship brings the spirit of the historic 24-hour Le Mans back to Texas. This is the sixth game and the only North American game of the world's official endurance championship season

The event features top HyperCar and LMGT3 entries, including major manufacturers such as Toyota, Ferrari, Porsche, BMW, Cadillac, Aston Martin and Mercedes-AMG.

All tickets are regular tickets and can be used in the permanent stands. Children 12 years and under are free for adults.

What to look forward to in 2025

Based on the 2024 schedule, here’s what you can expect again this year:

Friday – Two practice sessions
Saturday – Final practice in the morning, followed by LMGT3 and HyperCar qualifying and high extreme meetings
Sunday – The main six-hour race that started approximately 1afternoon

In addition to the competition, there is also a fan area, which includes live music, line dance classes, mechanical bulls, facial painting and other activities! Family-friendly areas are open all day on Saturdays and Sundays.

One of the coolest things about this event is that there is an open paddock. This means guests can linger outside the tent, and the garage is used to prepare cars. With the signature meeting open to all attendees, make your favorite driver’s signature even more memorable with your favorite driver’s signature. All guests also have the opportunity to walk along Pit Lane on Friday and along the starting grid on Saturday.

F1 drivers attend

The 2024 lineup includes a handful of F1 drivers from the past, including: Jenson Button, Nyck de Vries and Mick Schumacher. The drivers who attended the 24 Hours of Le Mans earlier this summer included all three mentioned above, as well as Kevin Magnusson, Kamui Kobayashi, Antonio Giovinnazi, etc. See the full list here. With your fingers crossed, we will also see many of them on the Lone Star Le Mans.