Overall Facts
- The No. 8 Toyota GR010 Hybrid Hypercar did 1095 overtakes during this year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans – more than any other car!
- The 61 starters at this year’s race combined to take 17,771 laps
- Conway claimed his 10th overall WEC win and is the third Briton to win Le Mans in the WEC era after [Allan] McNish and [Nick] Tandy
- Kobayashi’s ninth WEC win, fourth Japanese driver to win
- Eighth WEC win for Lopez – the second Argentine to win Le Mans, first since Jose Froilan Gonzales in 1954
- Toyota’s seventh WEC win in a row, equals their best streak from 2018-2019
LMP2 Facts
- First win for a Belgian-flagged team in WEC, in any class
- Habsburg was the first Austrian to win in LMP2
- No. 31 jumps to lead of WEC LMP2 standings
Pro/Am
First Pro/Am win of the season for DragonSpeed USA
Both GTE
Ferrari became third marque to sweep GTE at Le Mans after Porsche and Aston Martin
GTE Pro
- Ninth win for Calado and eighth win for Pier Guidi
- Eighth time Calado and Pier Guidi have won together, second at Le Mans after 2019
- First win for Ledogar
- Ledogar seventh Frenchman to win in GTE Pro, four of those winning at Le Mans
GTE Am
- First win for AF Corse at Le Mans in GTE Am
- Three wins in 2021 for the reigning Am champions
- Seventh win for Perrodo, first at home. Becomes the winningest French GTE driver
- Fifth win for Nielsen, level with fellow GTE Am Le Mans winners Nicki Thiim and Matt Campbell
- Rovera becomes second Italian to win GTE Am with Ferrari, after 2015 eventual champ Andrea Bertolini
*With thanks to Alex Harrison WEC Data for some of these stats.
