The 24 Hours of Le Mans is the world's most prestigious endurance race, first held in 1923. Three drivers rotate through a single car over 24 hours, repeatedly running the 13.626 km (8.47-mile) Circuit de la Sarthe in France without stopping; the team completing the most laps by the end wins. After being integrated into the FIA's World Endurance Championship (WEC) in 2012, Le Mans has been viewed as WEC's cornerstone round. The race is divided into classes based on vehicle type, technical rules, and entry purpose: the top-tier Hypercar class, LMP2 (standardized chassis and engines), and LMGT3 (high-performance sports cars based on production models). Genesis entered Le Mans in June 2025 with Genesis Magma Racing in LMP2, and plans to debut in the Hypercar class in 2026.