V de V Sports in 2024

After a hiatus of a few years, V de V Sports, known for organising endurance races for historic and modern cars, has come back in force.  After a successful 2023 season punctuated by the V de V 6 Hours at the Grand Prix de France Historique, the 6 Hours of Barcelona and the 17th edition of the 2 Tours d’Horloge, and encouraged by a resurgence of interest in endurance races, V de V has announced it will start the 2024 season with a new event at a track the series has not visited before.  The Grade 1, 4-kilometre Circuito de Navarra in northern Spain is one of the best circuits on the Iberian Peninsula and the May 25-26 Six Hours of Navarra will run in daylight there and share the stage with a round of the ROSCAR GT Challenge.

A further 6-hour race that will run into the night at Le Castellet circuit on 5-6 July as part of a meeting that will also host the F4 Spain, Eurocup 3 and Radical Cup grids is also on the calendar, while the final V de V round will be the big one:  the 24-hour 2 Tours d’Horloge on 1-3 November, also on the Paul Ricard circuit.  These three races are open to GT and touring cars up to 1990, Sports-Prototypes up to 1976 and Sports 2000 up to 1986.  Races are for teams of up to four drivers, and slick tyres are not allowed.  See vdev.fr for entries and details.