Qatar Spotter Guide

[Great Dane]

Season 12 (2024) of the World Endurance Championship starts here.
There are so many changes this season that it’s impossible to name them all. It will very exciting to see how it all works out!
This ‘Spotter Guide’ is for the 10-hour race which takes place on Saturday (2 March).
The pictures shown below are lower resolution screengrabs. If you want a better quality for printing, I also include a Dropbox link to a higher resolution version PDF file.
PDF LINK: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/vkqwew3zbvqwwc6n5fr...
Hypercars built to the LMDh regulations (Porsches, BMW, Lamborghini, Alpine and Cadillac) have a red frame around the car picture.

[Great Dane]

[Great Dane]

[Great Dane]

[VladD]

Thanks Michael, top quality work as usual. Much appreciated.

[CLK-GTR]

Really looking forward to this season. So many manufacturers involved and some great driver lineups. Qatar qualifying reinforcing this further.

[ellroy]

Great race today, so many different manufacturers/teams in the top ten.

LMGT3 looking good as well new cars, teams the lot.

Credit where it’s due ACO/WEC/IMSA seem to have got this about right.

Coverage in the U.K. free on Discovery+ for those with Sky.

[GiantEnemyCrab]

Thanks again for your work on this!

[Aysedasi2]

Excellent work!

Thoroughly enjoyed the seven hours or so of the race I watched. I'm positively salivating at the prospects for June!

[CLK-GTR]

ellroy said:

Great race today, so many different manufacturers/teams in the top ten.

LMGT3 looking good as well new cars, teams the lot.

Credit where it’s due ACO/WEC/IMSA seem to have got this about right.

Coverage in the U.K. free on Discovery+ for those with Sky.

They are going to have to sort out the Hypercar BoP. The LMH manufacturers are not going to be happy doing all the extra work with those cars only to be saddled with a BoP that puts them mid pack.

[Aysedasi2]

Such is life..... swings and roundabouts. Toyota have had the category pretty much to themselves for years now. Manufacturers have to expect a new order to establish itself, particularly now that competition is so much more intense.