Ligier JS P2 - Ligier Automotive

The birth of the Ligier JS P2 in 2014 concretised the return of the Ligier name to endurance and the Le Mans 24 Hours.

The Ligier JS P2 powered by the three engines homologated in LM P2, Nissan, Honda and Judd, has won many races in the hands of Ligier Automotive's clients.

After sealing the LM P2 title in the FIA WEC in 2015, the following year the Ligier JS P2 scored outright victories in the Daytona 24 Hours, the first time for a French manufacturer, the Sebring 12 Hours and the Petit Le Mans.

Technical sheet

Chassis

monocoque carbon - HP Composites
bodywork carbon HP Composites
length: 4610mm - width: 2000mm - wheelbase: 2865mm
weight: 900kg

Suspensions

double wishbone
pushrod, torque rod at the front and spring at the rear
latest generation of 4-way shock absorbers
adjustable anti-roll bar system
3^rd element front and rear

Gearbox

6-speed sequential gearbox Xtrac 626B with magnesium casing
cooled by oil exchanger
semi-automatic pneumatic steering wheel paddle system Megaline

Steering

electric power steering Kayaba

Engine & Electronics

Honda HPD V6 double turbo, Judd HK V8, or Nissan VK45 V8 - 500 hp
data acquisition and telemetry system Motec C185

Brakes

master-cylinder Brembo
6-piston calipers Brembo
Ø15'' front and rear carbon discs Brembo

Rims

Ø18'' magnesium OZ Racing - front width: 12,5'' - rear width: 13''

Safety

FIA rules
6-point harness Willans
headrest compatible with Hans device

The historic chassis available for sale

Highlights

IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar Championship
2014, 2015, 2016: 10 podiums, 4 wins (Daytona, Sebring, Laguna Seca, Petit Le Mans 2016)

FIA WEC (LM P2 category)
2014, 2015, 2016: 27 podiums, 8 wins (Fuji, Shanghai 2014 – Austin, Fuji, Bahrein 2015 – Silverstone, Mexico 2016), 1 title

FIA WEC (LM P2 category)
2014, 2015, 2016: 27 podiums, 8 wins (Fuji, Shanghai 2014 – Austin, Fuji, Bahrein 2015 – Silverstone, Mexico 2016), 1 title

Asian Le Mans Series
2015/16, 2016/17, 2017/18 : 16 podiums, 1 win (Sepang 2016/17), 1 title

FIA WEC (LM P2 category)
2014, 2015, 2016: 27 podiums, 8 wins (Fuji, Shanghai 2014 – Austin, Fuji, Bahrein 2015 – Silverstone, Mexico 2016), 1 title

24 Hours of Le Mans (LM P2 category)
2014 : pole position & 2^nd position

FIA WEC (LM P2 category)
2014, 2015, 2016: 27 podiums, 8 wins (Fuji, Shanghai 2014 – Austin, Fuji, Bahrein 2015 – Silverstone, Mexico 2016), 1 title