24 Heures du Mans 2025
JUNE 2025
Le Mans is a special race. And now that the LMDh and Hypercar rules are in full swing, it’s a really exciting race too! Porsche, Ferrari, BMW, Toyota, Peugeot, Cadillac, Acura, Lamborghini, Alpine and Isotta Fraschini all rubbing shoulders for the overall win.
We’ve been taking people here since June 2010, so we think we have our plan pretty much sorted! We travel down to La Sarthe on the Thursday before checking in to our own private chateau that we call home this weekend. This isn’t a hotel, some bedrooms do not always have an ensuite (but a bathroom will be just a few paces away), and you have to make your own bed - but - this is a fabulous way to enjoy the toughest circuit motorsport race.
We take a few BBQ’s to cook on at the chateau, with everyone getting involved in some way - be that prepping a salad, marinading some meat, or simply restocking the fridge! This is our team - Team Mulholland - and we know you will have a great time.
On the Friday before the race, we have a rolling table booking at Hotel de la France in La Chartre. This hotel’s links to the race go back to the 1950’s with John Wyer’s Aston Martin team being booked in here with their DBR1’s. John loved it here, and we know why - he stayed here with Ford and Porsche too. This little town is linked to the race forever and the square becomes a car park to some truly special machinery. The food is great too, so sit back and enjoy before we return to the chateau for the evening - depending on the time, we sometimes drop by the circuit and grab a few pics of our own cars on the Porsche Curves.
For the race itself, we like to have Hospitality. In years gone by we have celebrated the race with Audi, Porsche and Aston Martin. For 2024, we have not decided which offer to go with because Porsche priced us out in 2023 - £8,500 for hospitality anyone?! No, we didn’t think so either. Potentially, we will go with the ACO Hospitality, but this decision will be made well in advance - the cost for Hospitality is down to you and will be extra. If you don’t want Hospitality, then don’t take it!
The cost here is for the trip itself to include the chateau booking and shuttle runs to and from the circuit so you can have a drink.
Hospitality will be with Porsche Motorsport, their prices will be confirmed closer to the time. In 2024, the price of Hospitality was €4,500 Euro (Gross, €3,750 Net) and you will pay Porsche direct with our management. Included within Hospitality are:
Free access to all Porsche event locations (Porsche Curves, Porsche Experience Centre, Porsche Pit Lounge, Porsche Motorsport Lounge near Dunlop Bridge)
Grid walk access
High-class catering on Saturday and Sunday
24 Hours of Le Mans 2024 access ticket
Spectacular helicopter ride and Ferris wheel ride
Show programme, interviews and much more entertainment
Parking spaces
Welcome gift
Porsche shuttle service connecting the main Porsche locations
JUNE 2025
Le Mans is a special race. And now that the LMDh and Hypercar rules are in full swing, it’s a really exciting race too! Porsche, Ferrari, BMW, Toyota, Peugeot, Cadillac, Acura, Lamborghini, Alpine and Isotta Fraschini all rubbing shoulders for the overall win.
We’ve been taking people here since June 2010, so we think we have our plan pretty much sorted! We travel down to La Sarthe on the Thursday before checking in to our own private chateau that we call home this weekend. This isn’t a hotel, some bedrooms do not always have an ensuite (but a bathroom will be just a few paces away), and you have to make your own bed - but - this is a fabulous way to enjoy the toughest circuit motorsport race.
We take a few BBQ’s to cook on at the chateau, with everyone getting involved in some way - be that prepping a salad, marinading some meat, or simply restocking the fridge! This is our team - Team Mulholland - and we know you will have a great time.
On the Friday before the race, we have a rolling table booking at Hotel de la France in La Chartre. This hotel’s links to the race go back to the 1950’s with John Wyer’s Aston Martin team being booked in here with their DBR1’s. John loved it here, and we know why - he stayed here with Ford and Porsche too. This little town is linked to the race forever and the square becomes a car park to some truly special machinery. The food is great too, so sit back and enjoy before we return to the chateau for the evening - depending on the time, we sometimes drop by the circuit and grab a few pics of our own cars on the Porsche Curves.
For the race itself, we like to have Hospitality. In years gone by we have celebrated the race with Audi, Porsche and Aston Martin. For 2024, we have not decided which offer to go with because Porsche priced us out in 2023 - £8,500 for hospitality anyone?! No, we didn’t think so either. Potentially, we will go with the ACO Hospitality, but this decision will be made well in advance - the cost for Hospitality is down to you and will be extra. If you don’t want Hospitality, then don’t take it!
The cost here is for the trip itself to include the chateau booking and shuttle runs to and from the circuit so you can have a drink.
Hospitality will be with Porsche Motorsport, their prices will be confirmed closer to the time. In 2024, the price of Hospitality was €4,500 Euro (Gross, €3,750 Net) and you will pay Porsche direct with our management. Included within Hospitality are:
Free access to all Porsche event locations (Porsche Curves, Porsche Experience Centre, Porsche Pit Lounge, Porsche Motorsport Lounge near Dunlop Bridge)
Grid walk access
High-class catering on Saturday and Sunday
24 Hours of Le Mans 2024 access ticket
Spectacular helicopter ride and Ferris wheel ride
Show programme, interviews and much more entertainment
Parking spaces
Welcome gift
Porsche shuttle service connecting the main Porsche locations