Sebring
Days

Same venue as always. Same chaos expected.
Sebring is brutal. The 5.95 km circuit is rough, fast, and unforgiving. Bumps everywhere. Sunset Bend is a test of nerve. Tire wear will be a factor over 225 km. Survive the early laps, and strategy becomes key.
Big changes this year. New Gen 3 Supercars debut. New teams. New drivers. The defending champ? New team for him too. Everyone’s adjusting. Nobody knows who has the edge yet.
Last year, a huge crash shook up the race. It set the tone for an unpredictable season. With new cars in the mix, expect more of the same. Veterans will try to control the chaos. Rookies will try to exploit it.
The first round always matters. A strong start can shape a season. But at Sebring, nothing is guaranteed.
Sebring International Raceway
Track
Sebring International Raceway is a road course auto racing facility in the south-eastern United States, located near Sebring, Florida. Sebring Raceway is one of the oldest continuously operating race tracks in the U.S., its first race being run in 1950.
Details
- Location: Sebring, Florida, USA
- Length: 3.7 miles / 5.95 km
- Opened: 1950
- Turns: 17
- Race Lap Record: 1:41.800 (Japan Kamui Kobayashi, Toyota TS050 Hybrid, 2019, LMP1)
Weather Forcast
View current weather forecast for the Sebring Race Circuit. Race will be launched based on real world conditions as of 3PM Local Time for Race Day.
Race Details
Race Laps: | 38 |
CPS Requirement: | 2 |
Fuel Restrictions: | TBA |
Practice
7pm
Qualifying
8pm
Grid Walk
8.20pm
Race
8.30pm
Post Race Show
10.00pm
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