- First competition appearance for the Ligier JS F422 - Proven reliability with 100% of chassis at the finish line - 100% of laps covered with all Ligier JS F422s on the lead lap - More than five seconds per lap quicker than the previous generation JS F4 - Highly-contested races with three winners from three different teams The Ligier JS F422 made its competitive debut at Road America, at the inaugural round of the 2024 season of the F4…

The second round of the Ligier JS F4 Series, held at Road America in Wisconsin from 17 to 19 May, featured three hotly contested races won by two drivers from the Crosslink Kiwi Motorsport team. Having already won race 2 at NOLA Motorsport Park, Kekai Hauanio (#29, Crosslink Kiwi Motorsport) took his second win at Road America, where team-mate Bacon Zelenka (#45, Crosslink Kiwi Motorsport) scored his first two Ligier JS F4 Series victories.   Race 1: Zelenka takes victory…

- Race-level performance: Ligier JS2 RH2 masters high-speed tests at top speeds of over 280 km/h. - Robustness and continuous performance of the hydrogen systems were ensured over a Le Mans race distance of more than 5,000 kilometres. - Both companies launch first concept studies on liquid hydrogen storage for future motorsport projects. - The Ligier JS2 RH2 will participate to the world premiere demo lap reserved for hydrogen-powered racing cars on Saturday June 15, 2024, during the 24 Hours…

Eight Ligier JS P320s took part in the second weekend of the 2024 European Le Mans Series at the Circuit Paul Ricard in the south of France. The #15 RLR MSport car, driven by Michael Jensen, Nick Adcock and Gaël Julien, started from pole position and took victory. The #35 Ultimate Racing JS P320 (Matthieu Lahaye/ Jean-Baptise Lahaye/ Eric Trouillet) finished third. - On Saturday, the Ligier teams showed their potential by topping free practice with the #15 RLR MSport…

The second round of the 2024 Michelin Le Mans Cup season took place at Le Castellet on Saturday May 4. The race saw no fewer than twenty-seven Ligier JS P320s compete, and it was the #97 COOL Racing car, driven by David Droux and Adrien Chila, which came out on top. It beat the #44 Team Virage Ligier JS P320 driven by 2023 Ligier European Series champion Mihnea Stefan and Jamie Falvey. - After two free practice sessions and a…