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Iron Dames get special livery for Le Mans
By Stephen Kilbey - Jun 4, 2025, 8:33 AM ET

Iron Dames get special livery for Le Mans

The all-female crewed Iron Dames Porsche 911 LMGT3.R will sport a striking new livery for the team's seventh start in the Le Mans 24 Hours later this month.

In partnership with TotalEnergies, the No. 85's will sport a "Powering Your Dreams" paint scheme for race week, features a white base color with five bold statements written across the car: “Total Passion,” “Total Determination,” “Total Energy,” “Total Commitment” and “Total Discipline.”

According to the team, "Powering Your Dreams is more than a motto, it’s a movement designed to inspire a new generation to believe in themselves and pursue their goals with the right attitude.”

This year, in which the Iron Dames will race at Le Mans with Porsche once again after being partnered with Lamborghini in 2024, it brings Celia Martin to the race for her Le Mans debut, plus team stalwarts Rahel Frey and Michelle Gatting.

“Racing my first 24H of Le Mans is a dream come true and doing it with the ‘Powering Your Dreams’ livery makes it even more special,” Martin said. “Together with Iron Dames, Porsche, Manthey and TotalEnergies, we’re sending a message that goes beyond racing: ambition, inclusion, and determination.

“We’re proving that motorsport can be a force for change, empowering the next generation to chase their dreams, on and off track. And I am proud to share this adventure with my two experienced teammates, Michelle and Rahel.”

Stephen Kilbey
Stephen Kilbey

UK-based Stephen Kilbey is RACER.com's FIA World Endurance Championship correspondent, and is also Deputy Editor of Dailysportscar.com He has a first-class honours degree in Sports Journalism and is a previous winner of the UK Guild of Motoring Writers Sir William Lyons Award.

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