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Sebring International Raceway is a Florida road course built on a former World War II airfield, known for hosting the 12 Hours of Sebring since 1952.
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What is the length and layout of Sebring International Raceway?
Sebring's full circuit is approximately 3.74 miles long with 17 turns, combining sections of concrete runway from the former Hendricks Field World War II airbase with permanent road-course asphalt. The surface is famously rough and bumpy, which has become a hallmark of the venue.
What race is Sebring most famous for?
Sebring is best known for hosting the 12 Hours of Sebring, an endurance race that has run since 1952. It is a key round of the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship and historically part of the World Sportscar Championship.
Was Sebring really built on a World War II airfield?
Yes, the circuit was laid out on the runways and perimeter roads of Hendricks Field, a former US Army Air Forces training base. The original concrete sections remain part of the track today and contribute to its punishing surface.
Does Sebring host any NASCAR or F1 events?
Sebring has hosted sports car and club racing rather than regular NASCAR Cup or Formula 1 events. It has, however, been part of various series including IMSA, ALMS, and the FIA World Endurance Championship over the years.
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