The second Virtual 24 Hours of Le Mans will take place online this weekend, from Saturday 15 to Sunday 16 January. The event is the final round of the Le Mans Virtual Series and promises to be a thrilling climax, with 50 cars and 200 professional drivers and simracers on track.

Having taken a back seat for a long time, the mental aspects of sport is currently receiving more attention. We spoke to some 24 Hours of Le Mans drivers about their experience of mental training.

G-Drive Racing's #26 Aurus 01-Gibson won its first race of the season at the 4 Hours of Le Castellet this afternoon, and is fast catching up to Team WRT in the provisional ELMS championship classification.