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Manufacturers · 4 min read
Which manufacturer has won the most Hypercar-era WEC races?
[Toyota](/manufacturers/toyota) has won the most Hypercar-era WEC races with 21 overall victories since the class debuted in 2021. [Ferrari](/manufacturers/ferrari) sits second with 7 wins, all in the 2023-2025 stretch. [Porsche](/manufacturers/porsche) has 4 wins, [Alpine](/manufacturers/alpine) has 3, with single victories for [Cadillac](/manufacturers/cadillac) and [BMW](/manufacturers/bmw). Six different manufacturers winning in five seasons is the deepest top-class spread the WEC has had since the championship started in 2012.
Regulations · 4 min read
What replaced LMP1 in the WEC?
The Hypercar class replaced LMP1 as the WEC's top class for the 2021 season. The change ran in two stages: the LMP1-Hybrid era closed at the end of the 2019-2020 super-season, the 2020 Le Mans was the last LMP1 race of the WEC, and the Hypercar regulations went live at the start of the [2021 WEC season](/seasons/2021). Hypercar is a hybrid-mandatory class with two platform types under one performance window: LMH (manufacturer-built end to end) and LMDh (manufacturer engine and bodywork on a spec LMP2 chassis).
Circuits · 5 min read
What is the history of the 6 Hours of Fuji?
The [6 Hours of Fuji](/circuits/fuji-speedway) has been on the WEC calendar in every year except 2020 and 2021, with 11 events run between 2012 and 2025. The race traditionally runs in September or October at Fuji Speedway in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, and is the championship's autumn Asian fixture. The all-time winners' list is dominated by Toyota with 8 victories at its home circuit, including the marque's first WEC overall win in 2012. The 2024 and 2025 races broke Toyota's run with wins for [Porsche](/manufacturers/porsche) and [Alpine](/manufacturers/alpine) respectively.
Regulations · 4 min read
What is the difference between LMH and LMDh?
LMH (Le Mans Hypercar) and LMDh (Le Mans Daytona h) are the two platform types that share the top class of the WEC, the Hypercar class. LMH cars are designed from scratch by their manufacturer, including the chassis, hybrid system and engine. LMDh cars are built around one of four spec LMP2 chassis (Dallara, Ligier, Multimatic, Oreca) with a manufacturer-developed engine bolted on top of a single mandated spec hybrid kit. Both platforms race each other through a system called Equivalence of Technology, designed to make them lap at the same pace.