Robin Frijns has admitted BMW is the 2024 Le Mans 24h race to win, despite being in the most complete fie♏ld ever.

The Hypercar class has reigning Le Mans winners Ferrari taking part once ag꧙ain, along with fellow heavyweights Toyota and Porsche.

Then comes Ca♉dillac Racing, who finished third in the 2023 edition be♑hind Ferrari and Toyota.

But BMW are hoping to be in the mi🔯x, according to Frijns: “For me personally, I'm here to win as the whole team is here to win. We'🥀re not here to finish P7 or P12.

“But we need to be realisti꧒c of where we are. We have improved a lot. 

“We have been quite strong, especially in the wet. The Dutch driver intends to take advan♕tage of favourable conditions and seize the slightest opportunity to fight for t🦄he lead.

“We have a🍌 competitive car, s🅷o we can fight at the front.”

In t🌞he LMGT3 class, BMW has a star-studded line-up as Valentino Rossi will be driving the #46 car.

But another one of BMW’s team’s which should bꦜe in the limelight is the #31 car dri💃ven by Augusto Farfus, Darren Leung and Sean Gelael.

The #31 BMW is s♏econd in the Endurance world championship at present, and Farfus is hoping t🐬o continue the momentum at Le Mans.

““We are second in t🌺he championship,” began Farfus. “We are having a very 🦩strong run, and now we are here.

“I think we've shown we have a very strong line-up, very 🎶competitive. So, let's try to keep the momentum. I think the car is competitive. 

“Let's hope this year we can♊ convert this into a great result!”