A few days before the championship resumes at Le Castellet in early September, the Ligier JS Cup France unveiled the calendar for its seventh season. The program includes seven races of four to six hours each in France and Europe, for a total of more than 70 hours of driving over the season (40 hours of racing and 3 hours of private testing, 1 hour of free practice and 30 minutes of qualifying per meeting). The series is breaking with…

Earlier in 2024 when Ligier Automotive North America launched the second generation F4 U.S. Championship car, the Ligier JS F422, the global open wheel ladder participants took notice. This car employs all of the very latest FIA spec safety advances including a truly integrated halo system and side intrusion protection – items that are very important to the parents of young drivers looking to climb the ladder – and utilizes an exciting V4 pushrod Ligier Storm engine producing 180HP. Throughout…

The fourth round of the Trophée Tourisme Endurance (TTE) was held from September 6 to 8 on the Val de Vienne circuit. In the #14 Ligier JS2 R, Olivier Lemaire, Maxence Alves-Conde and Frédéric Alves scored the first victory of the season for the Lemal Racing team in the TTE Pirelli Series. In TTE Light, another Ligier team took the win, TM Evolution with the #880 Ligier JS2 R of Guillaume Perraud and Jean Laget. Five Ligier JS2 Rs were…

After a well-deserved summer break, the Ligier JS Cup France returned to the Paul Ricard circuit on September 6 and 7, 2024, for the fifth round of the season. 31 Ligier JS2 Rs competed for honors during the 6-hour race under the Var sun. The Zosh - J4R team won for the third time this season. - After four hours of private testing, the competitors began their one-hour free practice session on Friday afternoon, September 6. The XP Racing Ligier…

For the fourth meeting of the 2024 season, the Ultimate Cup Series visited the Mugello circuit in Italy from September 5 to 8, 2024. At the wheel of RLR MSport's #15 Ligier JS P320, Wyatt Brichacek, James Dayson and Chris Short put an end to the winning streak of Team Virage, winners of the first three rounds. The Polish team nevertheless took the other LMP3 podium places with its #88 and #1 Ligier JS P320s. Eleven Ligiers were on track…