Do you think they have any tickets left!

You never know they might have improved by 2026 and do tickets better. To me it is still good value compared to GP. Saddened that the campsite and ticket sales are such a shitshow. Having been on Terte Rouge and uncertainty about tickets, our group have split campsites, two of us have signed up for Team Langoustine, and the others are waiting for what the ticket agency have offered, find out mid December.
Since we have been going we have lost many campsites. Started camping on the Mulsanne behind the cafe. Official one closed without warning. Fortunately the farmer behind opened up. After a few years that closed. Another field was found, but we did not want to take the risk of that one closing so next year we had tickets for BSJ when you could camp in the field next to Porche curves. That went private campsite. Onwards to Technopark, 2 years and that closed. Then Maison Blanche and finally Terte Rouge.

We have booked through an agency for years now. Fortunately we are top of the list so Terte Rouge it is.
The campsite was fine, toilets and showers were clean. The rubbish did pile up. What is the point of having separate bins for cans, bottles etc if they aren't emptied. Security good. Even getting in and out on our  bikes for daily provisions was easy.
I did have a good wander all the way up to Porche curves during the night and was glad to see they have made more area's to view from.
Things have improved from my first trip in 1983 but I do wonder about there announcement about having even more spectators. Talking of over 400,000! When I first came there were hardly any toilets and the circuit was probably a bio hazard by the time the race finished. Over the years the toilets have got better and more numerous but this year there were more queues. Where are the extra 100,000 people going to watch from? Talk of opening up the interior of the circuit to have a viewing area at 1st chicane are fine but people will always head for the pit straight. Had a friend who said as he was heading past Ford chicane to Terte Rouge where there is a pinch point a van was trying to get up through the crowd and it was such a crush he feared for peoples lives, he is not going again.
Think the ACO have to have a think about extra people. And we talk every year of Terte Rouge, it is prime ground for hospitality. If it goes we would probably swap to Spa 24hr or classic.

Last year was dry for me. Watched start at Mulsanne. Rained elsewhere. When we got to Arnarge there were puddles.

It always rains at Le Mans.

Do they run a noddy train to the entrance, that looks a long walk.

Was 2001 when it got quite chilly and wet at night.

Is it free in the states? Get a VPN and it's free

Anybody have games on camp? Bought velcro darts last year. Have velcro axe throwing this year. Any others suggestions...

Teanm booze'n'tabs will have 3 out Monday. Five out Wednesday. Newhaven Dieppe. Staying on Terte Rouge

Will need to sort slow zones out at Le Mans. Lot's of yellows and safety cars but no accidents because of it.

Good race but must go to bed..

I listened to it all! Seemed really good racing. Still more work to do on BOP. Feel Toyota were shafted.
Gt3 looks really good though. Le Mans will be a good one.

I work in motorsport and this year we will have parts on 14 of the cars. Could be 16 if reserves are in. Must be a drinking game there.

Looks like another good year. GT3 will be interesting, looking forward to it.