Sebring International Raceway
LocationUSA
Opened1950
SeriesEndurance
Length6.019 km
About Sebring International Raceway
Built on a WWII bomber training base in central Florida. Hosts the 12 Hours of Sebring, the oldest major endurance race in North America. The bumpy concrete and asphalt mix punishes cars for 12 hours. The Hairpin and Tower 105 are famous corners. Race week brings a famously rowdy airport party.
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