1. See if Suzuki will be able to pull off a historic feat – win two 24 Heures Motos in six months!

2. Enjoy the first major pilgrimage of the year for bikers and give your pride and joy its first big outing after the winter months.

3. Be there at the launch of the new world endurance season for motorbikes starting with the blue riband event, and find out if Yamaha with GMT 94 has got what it takes to retain its 2014 title.

4. Experience thrills during a wild night with the Playboy playmates who will put on an awesome show on the concert stage on Sunday 19th April starting at 01h30 alongside DJ MC Loran.

5. See if Honda in the second year of its comeback as a works team will get back in the winner’s circle, a feat it hasn’t achieved since 2006, and finally equal Kawasaki’s record (12 victories).

6. Immerse yourself in the fabulous Le Mans nighttime ambience with the concerts held in the heart of the village: Rockbox then Les Wampas on Saturday 18th at 20h00 which will be hosted by the star of RTL2 – Zégut himself!

7. Live at the rhythm of a hectic programme of races with six supporting events: Sidecar, Twin Cup, Yamaha Cup, Dunlop Promotion Cup, and Roadster Cup.

8. Get involved in a frenetic jam session in the Pub C24 (open from Friday 17th) where musical instruments will be provided for amateur musicians on a stage on which the craziest jam session will take place.

9. Take advantage of the new free guarded park for bikes in the Parc des Expositions open from Friday morning to Sunday evening: an eagerly-awaited innovation.

10. See the return of BMW to the blue riband category determined to clinch victory in a race that has never been won by a make other than the Japanese foursome.

11. Hunt for autographs of your favourite riders during the pit walk on Friday 17th between 18h00 and 20h00, which has been extended by half-an-hour to add to the fans’ enjoyment.

12. Discover the exhibition devoted to the Suzuki Endurance Racing team, dear to the heart of Dominique Méliand, a relentless winning machine celebrating its 35th anniversary this year.

13. So you can say “I was present at two 24 Heures Motos in six months!” It’s in April and it’s not an April Fool’s prank.

14. Enjoy the delights of being in the Club VIP24 hospitality lounge an exclusive experience of the 24 Heures Motos. Attention: only 28 places left at 245 euros to receive the red carpet treatment. Reserve now on www.24h-moto.com.

15. Experience the Kawasaki greens’ revenge; the team that attempted to score a historic five consecutive victories in 2014.

16. See the race at night from an even-bigger big wheel (15 metres more than in 2014) 35 metres in diameter right in the centre of the Fun Fair in the virage du Raccordement.

17. Ride the motorways for free! Those leading to Le Mans will be free for bike riders from Friday 17th April from 10h00 onwards till Monday 20th at 10h00.

18. Discover the restaurant services available with the very popular Moule-Frites (mussels and chips) – eat as much as you like for 16,90 euros (in the Le Welcome restaurant) or do your shopping directly in your zone thanks to the itinerant grocery store specially provided for the race.

19. Follow the race from the Espace Privilège Club ACO reserved for ACO members. You can join the club on the spot. It’s the best and most comfortable place to find yourself right in the heart of the action at the trackside!

20. Discover the new collections of clothes and derived products starting with the yearly T-shirt on sale in the official boutiques (15% reduction for the ACO members).

21. Experience the excitement generated by the 56 bikes at the start all determined to shine in the most prestigious endurance event in the world.

22. Thanks to the walkman handed out free to all the spectators you can follow the 24 Heures Motos even more intensely. It has a double frequency: radio 24 Heures and RTL 2.

23. Enjoy the incredible bike show put on on the pits straight on Friday night (20h00-22h30) with freestyle, stunts, acrobatics, etc.

24. And maybe it’ll be you who will give the start! The ACO members will take part in a draw to designate the person who will have the honour of unleashing the pack!  

Ticket office
Pre-sales end on 6th April!

The start of the 2015 Le Mans 24 Heures Motos will be given in 24 days so only 12 days left to buy your tickets at reduced prices.

Up to 6th April 2015 the price of a general enclosure ticket will be 52 euros instead of 65 euros after this date. And only 50 euros for ACO members!

2015 innovations: the ACO has included a free, guarded parking zone for motorbikes in this price, and the 2015 tickets can now be collected in all the ACO agencies!

Four reservation choices

- Log on to: www.24h-moto.com
The 24 Heures Motos official site to reserve and pay online.

- Telephone the ACO ticket service directly
33 (0)2 43 40 80 00 or by email to ticket@lemans.org

- In one of the two official Le Mans 24-Hours boutiques
Paris: 118 Boulevard Haussmann, Paris VIIIe. Tél.: 33 (0) 1 44 90 00 ;
Le Mans : Circuit des 24 Heures. Tél.: 33 (0) 2 43 40 24 65.

- Rendezvous in one of the eight local ACO agencies
Angers: 33 (0) 2 41 88 40 22 ; 7, pl. de la République.
Brest:33 (0) 2 98 44 32 89 ; 9, rue de Siam.
Caen: 33 (0) 2 31 85 47 35 ; 20, ave. du 6 juin.
Nantes: (33) 02 40 48 11 11 ; 6, bd. Gabriel Guist’hau.
Rennes: 33 (0) 2 99 79 11 11 ; 40, bd. de la Liberté.
Rouen: 33 (0) 2 35 71 44 89 ; 30, quai de Paris.
Saint-Brieuc: 33 (0) 2 96 33 16 20 ; 6, pl. Duguesclin.
Tours: 33 (0) 2 47 05 11 11 ; 13, pl. de la Liberté.