The Le Mans Virtual Series returns this weekend with the first race of the 2022-2023 season, the 8 Hours of Bahrain at the Bahrain International Circuit. A new-to-rFactor 2 circuit which is expected to be released just in time for the opening round of the virtual series, Bahrain
On Tuesday (13th September), the 40 entered teams, 24 in the LMP2 division and 16 in the GTE category, all announced their lineup of drivers that will be competing in the opening round of the series.
Both the LMP2 grid and the GTE grid will get a chance to do their own separated qualifying session on Friday. Each class will get 20 minutes to put down their best time to set their place on the grid on Saturday.

Team Redline will be looking to defend its title from one year ago. They’ll have to go heads up against some of the best sim racing teams in the world, including Romain Grosjean’s R8G Esports, YAS Heat, Floyd Vanwall-Burst and Proton Coanda Esports.
Other teams on the grid will come from entities that compete in the real-world, those of which include the manufacturer-backed Porsche, Alpine, Brabham, AMG, Ferrari, Ford and BMW entries.

While we won’t see the likes of professional drivers such as Max Verstappen, Beitske Visser, Romain Grosjean or Alex Yoong in this round, there will be other well-known names such as Alon Day, James Baldwin, Sergio Sette Camara and Dylan Pereira competing this round.


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