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Porsche Confirms Return to Le Mans Photo: Porsche North America Porsche, the winningest manufacturer in the history of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, is coming back to add to its impressive list of trophies. The company’s executive board gave Porsche the green light to develop an LMDh prototype that will compete in the FIA World Endurance Championship and the North American IMSA SportsCar Championship, starting in 2023. Porsche will thus join an ever-growing roster of manufacturers intending to participate at the highest level of endurance racing, including Audi, Toyota, Alpine, and Glickenhaus. Thanks to new hybrid powertrain regulations that enable prototypes to compete across several racing championships — in the WEC’s LMH class and the SCC’s LMHd class — Porsche feels it is financially viable to return to prototype racing after it bowed out of the WEC in 2017.