The fourth race of the Asian Le Mans Series, held on Sunday, February 9, 2025, as part of the 4 Hours of Dubai, was marked by a fierce battle in LMP3. The #15 Ligier JS P320 of RLR MSport, driven by Chris Short, Nick Adcock, and Ian Aguilera, emerged victorious after a hard-fought race against the #26 Ligier JS P320 of Bretton Racing and the #49 Ligier JS P320 of High Class Racing. A High-Stakes Start Right from the green…

After the first two races in December 2024 in Sepang, the Asian Le Mans Series (ALMS) resumed on the weekend of 8 and 9 February 2025 at the Dubai circuit. Having finished just off the podium in Malaysia, the Bretton Racing team clinched its first victory of the season with its #26 Ligier JS P320, driven by Jens Reno Moeller, Griffin Peebles and Theodor Jensen. The #35 Ultimate Ligier JS P320 took second place, ahead of the #34 Inter Europol…

In late December 2024, Ligier Automotive, the French race car manufacturer, became the majority shareholder of Mygale. This acquisition marks a pivotal moment for both companies, headquartered in Magny-Cours.* Together, they aim to elevate French expertise in formula racing by offering an expanded lineup of race cars. A Strengthened Partnership and Enhanced Synergies Ligier Automotive has been a minority shareholder of Mygale since 2013. Over the past decade, the two companies have fostered numerous synergies, combining their expertise to develop…

For the first time, Ligier Automotive will participate in Hyvolution, the leading hydrogen solutions trade show, taking place in Paris from January 28 to 30, 2025. The company will showcase the Ligier JS2 RH2, its first hydrogen-powered race car, at a booth shared with its strategic partner Bosch Engineering. This participation highlights Ligier Automotive's commitment to advancing renewable energy and sustainable mobility technologies. The Ligier JS2 RH2: A Technological Showcase Developed through a close collaboration between Ligier Automotive and Bosch…

Ligier Automotive will return to the Rétromobile show, taking place from February 5 to 9, 2025, at Paris' Porte de Versailles. Staying true to its heritage and aligning perfectly with the event's main exhibition “French Formula 1, from the 60s to the present day”, the manufacturer will showcase three iconic models: a historic Ligier F1 car, a 2014 Ligier LMP2 marking the brand's revival, and a 2018 Ligier JS F3 representing its return to single-seater racing. This unique celebration will…