Automobile Club de l'Ouest

The Automobile Club de l'Ouest (ACO) is a historic motorsport organization based in France, best known for organizing the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans race. Founded in 1906, it oversees the event's regulations, promotes endurance racing, and supports automotive innovation. The Le Mans race is an annual event where teams of drivers compete in a 24-hour race, testing vehicle durability, speed, and efficiency. The ACO plays a key role in advancing automotive technology, safety standards, and fostering competitive racing across various classes of cars.