Fashioned out of wood, the hand-painted track features period sponsor signs and displays, including the Dunlop bridge and the Martini barn. The course comprises of two hairpin turns, a main straight, and a series of bends, all aimed at making races more challenging and exciting.
It’s a beautiful environment, made even better by the detailed grandstand (filled with figurines), realistic Armco-style railings, greenery, and various trackside structures, including crew stations. The piece comes with 19 slot cars, including a Ferrari 512 Coda Lunga, Lola T70, and several Porsches, including a classic 911 and a 917 finished in the Gulf livery. There’s even a GT40 camera car, thrown in for good measure.
The track comes with a pair of stools and two analog race controllers. Two cars can race around simultaneously, and thanks to trackside lightning, the fun can continue even when the sun goes down – much like Le Mans itself.