Eleven Honda-powered teams are set to compete in the prestigious 24 Heures Motos, marking the start of the 2025 FIM Endurance World Championship. The iconic Bugatti Circuit in Le Mans will host this thrilling event from April 17 to 20. Among these teams, F.C.C. TSR Honda France stands out with its revamped rider lineup, consisting of Alan Techer, Corentin Perolari, and Taiga Hada, all aiming to reclaim their world title. Reserve rider Loris Baz further bolsters the team's chances. During Thursday’s qualifying sessions, despite ideal conditions initially, the team demonstrated strong performance but faced challenges posed by changing weather.

Adapting to unpredictable conditions is crucial as the race progresses. While the first qualifying session saw Alan Techer securing a commendable fifth place with a lap time of 1:35.568, subsequent sessions brought cloudier skies and cooler temperatures, hindering overall improvements. Consequently, based on averaged lap times, the F.C.C. TSR Honda France team secured sixth position for the race start. Meanwhile, Tati Team AVA6 Racing emerged strongly with third place on the grid, showcasing their potential. Their riders—Hugo Clère, Randy Krummenacher, and Martin Renaudin—are confident after a productive winter preparation period, emphasizing consistency and reliability.

The spirit of endurance racing goes beyond mere competition; it embodies resilience, teamwork, and adaptability. In the Superstock category, five Honda-powered teams have positioned themselves prominently within the top seven, highlighting their readiness for an intense battle ahead. TRT27 AZ Moto, led by British talents Tom Oliver and Tom Ward alongside Finnish champion Eemeli Lahti, achieved third-best lap time in their division. As the lights go out at 3 PM CEST on April 19, each team carries aspirations not only to win but also to inspire through determination and perseverance amidst challenging circumstances.