Les 24 heures du Mans - L’histoire d’une course mythique

This documentary examines the history of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, a motor racing event established in 1923. It focuses on the physical demands placed on drivers competing on the 13.6-kilometer circuit and provides a look at the events taking place behind the scenes. The film features contributions from drivers Kévin Estre, Antonio Fuoco, Timo Bernhard, and Mick Schumacher.

Produced in France by ARTE, the film was directed by Thomas Ammann. Within the director's body of work, this project is listed before Le Mans - Das härteste Autorennen der Welt. The production has a runtime of 44 minutes and features the aforementioned drivers appearing as themselves.