A reference work dedicated to the world’s most prestigious endurance race, the 24 Hours of Le Mans Annual has, over the years, established itself as an essential testament to the history of motorsport. Through a demanding editorial approach, it recounts with accuracy and rigor the events that unfold each year on the legendary Circuit de la Sarthe.
The 2025 edition offers a comprehensive and in-depth coverage of the 93rd running of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Analytical texts, sporting insights and a carefully curated selection of images provide a structured and faithful account of the race’s key moments, while placing the sporting and technical challenges that shaped this edition into perspective.
We would like to thank Thibaut Villemant and Jean-Marc Teissèdre for their trust. The selection of several images produced by our team to illustrate this publication represents a meaningful recognition of our work. Through the quality of its content and production, this Annual once again confirms its status as a reference for enthusiasts, professionals and key stakeholders of the Le Mans classic.
As every year, Paris La Défense Arena welcomed the world’s top supercross stars for a spectacular weekend. Rising Australian talent Jett Lawrence and his brother Hunter, along with American riders Cooper Webb and Malcolm Stewart, came to challenge the best French competitors on their home soil.
The Paris arena roared throughout the event with the sound of SX1 and SX2 machines, delivering nonstop jumps, high-speed turns and intense battles — much to the delight of the French fans who filled the stands.
Under the eye of our photographer Frédéric Timores, American rider Malcolm Stewart ultimately claimed the title of King of Paris 2025, wrapping up a weekend full of adrenaline and outstanding performances. in Paris! Supercross at Paris La Défense Arena (Paris La Défense Arena photo library)
It’s no secret: events dedicated to classic automobiles are more popular than ever. Last weekend, Brussels Expo hosted the tenth edition of InterClassics Brussels, the exhibition devoted to youngtimers, oldtimers, and classic cars. With 29,472 visitors, the event achieved a new attendance record.
This year, the show celebrated the 75th anniversary of Formula 1 and highlighted the legendary V12 engines, resulting in a remarkable selection of hypercars. Through the images captured by our photographer Kristof VERMEULEN, we invite you to discover this event, considered one of the largest indoor classic car shows in the Benelux ( photo library InterClassics Brussels).
InterClassics Brussels will return next year, from 20 to 22 November 2026, once again at Brussels Expo. And for enthusiasts who don’t want to wait that long, InterClassics Maastricht will take place from 15 to 18 January 2026 at MECC Maastricht.
Despite rough seas and steady winds of around 20 knots, the start of the Transat Café L’Or went ahead this weekend in Le Havre. Our photographer, Bruno Vandevelde, was there to capture the launch of the 17th edition of this prestigious crewed transatlantic race linking Le Havre with Fort-de-France.
MPS Agency is proud to announce its presence at the major motorsport events rounding off the 2025 season. Our teams will be on-site at the world’s most prestigious circuits, covering the most iconic competitions in global motorsport.
From Formula 1 to the FIA WEC, including the FIM EWC, ELMS, and the Series by Peter Auto, we are committed to capturing the intensity, passion, and beauty of every moment.
Our passion for motorsport, combined with our expertise, allows us to produce unique images tailored perfectly to your editorial and commercial projects. We work closely with our clients to ensure visuals that captivate and enhance your initiatives.
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MPS Agency will be present at these events to provide full coverage (gallery and image archive).
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A weekend steeped in history awaits the photographers of MPS Agency, who will be covering the 2025 editions of Le Mans Classic and the Formula 1 British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
Just three weeks after the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the legendary Sarthe circuit hosts another must-attend event for motorsport enthusiasts.
Since its debut in 2002, Le Mans Classic has become a fan favorite. The 2023 edition set a new attendance record with 235,000 spectators. Building on that success, organizers have announced that Le Mans Classic will now be held annually.
On track, the cars are divided into nine grids, each representing a different era in the history of the 24 Hours. But Le Mans Classic isn’t just about racing — it’s a celebration of automotive heritage in all its glory.
This year’s edition will welcome 220 international clubs and an extraordinary display of 9,200 vehicles. Nearly 80 manufacturers will be in attendance, including Porsche, McLaren, Ferrari, BMW, and Alpine — the latter celebrating its 70th anniversary. Several special exhibitions are planned, including a tribute to Shelby and a showcase dedicated to the legends of Le Mans.
Our team will be on site to capture every moment and deliver full coverage of this unforgettable event. (See Le Mans Classic 2023 gallery)
Another highlight of the weekend: the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
Regarded as the birthplace of motorsport, the iconic British circuit hosts round 12 of the Formula 1 season. For many teams, it’s a home race — especially for Aston Martin, whose factory lies just across the road.
McLaren is expected to shine again, with the MCL39 well-suited to Silverstone’s fast, flowing corners and ever-changing weather conditions.
Ferrari could spring a surprise, with the introduction of a new aerodynamic package aiming to close the gap to McLaren.
Mercedes will be hoping to repeat its 2024 triumph, while Red Bull looks to defend its narrowing lead in the championship.
Barely recovered from the drama of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the European Le Mans Series competitors head to Imola for the third round of the season.
The LMP2, LMP3, and GT3 categories return to the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, known for delivering fierce battles in every class.
A total of 44 cars are expected on the grid. In LMP2, IDEC Sport will aim for a third straight win following victories in Barcelona and Le Castellet.
In LMP2 Pro-Am, Nielsen Racing’s No. 27 Oreca currently leads the standings.
In LMP3, CLX Motorsport has dominated the season so far and will be seeking a third consecutive win.
Meanwhile, in GT3, Italian teams will look to defend their home turf against a competitive field featuring Porsche, Corvette, Mercedes, and Aston Martin.
Barcelona winners Célia Martin, Sarah Bovy, and Michelle Gatting currently top the standings in the No. 83 Iron Dames Porsche 911 GT3 R LMGT3.
Follow us throughout this emotion-packed weekend — where heritage meets performance.
(2025 Gallery, Photo Library)