Following an arduous five-round season, culminating in the showcase 24 Hours of Le Mans Virtual endurance event, the 2022-23 Le Mans Virtual Series was claimed by the #20 Porsche Coanda and #71 BMW Team Redline cars in the LMP and GTE classes respectively.
The #2 Team Redline entry of Felipe Drugovich, Felix Rosenqvist, Luke Bennett and Chris Lulham took victory at Le Mans but it was only enough to secure them third in the LMP standings, while the #20 Porsche proved consistency is key by taking the championship without claiming a single victory.
Although the #71 BMW Team Redline car of Rudy van Buren, Lorenzo Colombo, Kevin Siggy and Enzo Bonito could not repeat its 2022 Le Mans victory, its second-placed finish combined with two victories at Spa-Francorchamps and Sebring, secured the GTE title.
2022-23 Le Mans Virtual Series final standings, LMP
- #20 – Porsche Coanda – 94 points
- #1 – Team Redline – 78 points
- #2 – Team Redline – 73 points
- #4 – Floyd Vanwall-Burst – 72 points
- #53 – AMG Team Williams Esports – 71 points
- #63 – AMG Team Petronas Esports – 64 points
- #23 – Porsche Coanda – 62 points
- #8 – R8G ESPORTS – 44 points
- #36 – Alpine Esports – 34.5 points
- #444 – Nextview Vanwall-Burst – 32 points
- #62 – Brabham Esports – 15.5 points
- #5 – Williams Esports – 14.5 points
- #65 – Panis Racing Team – 6 points
- #101 – GR Esports – 4.5 points
- #37 – Alpine Esports – 4 points
- #18 – R8G ESPORTS – 3.5 points
- #28 – YAS HEAT VELOCE – 3.5 points
- #100 – Arnage Competition – 3.5 points
- #21 – SEM9 AxleMYS86 – 3.5 points
- #86 – GR EsportsGBR29 -3 points
- #29 – Mexico Racing TeamMEX16 – 2.5 points
- #16 – Pescarolo Esport Monaco – 2.5 points
- #44 – ARC Bratislava – 2.5 points
- #966 – Team Fordzilla – 1.5 points
- #22 – Rocket Simsport – 1.5 points
- #93 – Peugeot Esports – 1 point
- #39 – Graff by ATRS eSports – 1 point
- #24 – Le Mans Virtual Cup – 0 points

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