Ford Performance Announces VIP Packages For 2025 Le Mans

As Ford Authority previously reported, the all-new Ford Mustang Dark Horse R is set to compete once again in the one-make IMSA-sanctioned Mustang Challenge for the 2025 season, which is growing to six rounds and 12 races, plus a new, non-points Invitational round at Circuit de la Sarthe in support of the 24 Hours of Le Mans on June 12^th-14^th. That will give a handful of drivers the chance to experience a truly iconic circuit, all while Ford Performance and Multimatic Motorsports will also be once again attacking that track with a pair of Mustang GTD racers. Those that simply want to catch all this action for themselves now have a pretty cool way to do so, too.

Join Ford Performance in taking on Le Mans in 2025 with exclusive VIP hospitality packages!

The limited passes include tickets, parking, catering, private race viewing in trackside hospitality, driver appearances, and more!

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Ford Performance has announced that it is now offering VIP hospitality packages for those that wish to attend the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans, which cost €2,500 ($2,639 USD) per person, not including applicable taxes. The packages are good from Wednesday, June 11^th – Sunday, June 15^th, 2025, giving fans access to the private, two-story Ford Performance hospitality building at Raccordement, overlooking the final two chicanes of Circuit de la Sarthe.

Along with five-day access to this special facility, those that purchase this Ford Performance VIP package also get a parking pass, complimentary food and beverages, appearances by drivers and Ford hosts, TV screens showing both live coverage and on-board Mustang footage, a gift bag, and exclusive access to a variety of activities, along with a great elevated view of the track. For those that want more, Ford Performance is also offering garage tours, a tire compound tour demonstrating how the Dark Horse R’s slicks are made, and circuit viewpoints. The only thing that isn’t included is travel to Le Mans and accommodations, but otherwise, it’s a pretty inclusive experience.