Sebring International Raceway

"Sebring International Raceway in central Florida has been the home to American endurance racing since shortly after World War II. It is often seen as the test bed for endurance racing’s finest as they prepare for the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Over the course of more than half a century its long straights, technical turns, and challenging racing surface has been an American icon among the world’s best-known circuits. Turn 17 alone can make or break a driver or his car. Each crack in the concrete surface destabilizes the car and lessens your chance of getting a good run down the front straight. There is little, if any, elevation change at Sebring and zero camber. After all this circuit was originally a military base and airfield. Portions of Sebring are still an active airport. The challenge of racing at Sebring is to manage the surface and maintain speed through its turn complexes. There are seconds to be found at every corner if you can perfect your braking and nail every apex. Lap after lap, you can make your own history on this iconic track."
—Official description^[1]

Sebring International Raceway is a 3.7 mile road course located in Sebring, Florida. It appears in Forza Motorsport 2 and all subsequent Motorsport series titles, except for Forza Motorsport (2023).

Layouts[]

Sebring features three track layouts.

Sebring International Raceway Full Circuit - 3.7 mi (5.95 km)
Sebring International Raceway Short Circuit - 2.13 mi (3.43 km)
Sebring International Raceway Club Circuit - 1.7 mi (2.74 km)

Trivia[]

Sebring International Raceway is a world-famous racetrack best known for its twelve hour endurance race which has been held for over fifty years. It was built on an airfield and the circuit is still used as such.

Series Hosted[]

IMSA
Trans-Am
World Challenge
Formula One

Gallery[]

References[]

↑ "Sebring International Raceway" . forzamotorsport.net . Retrieved 04-24-2019.

[1] "Sebring International Raceway" . forzamotorsport.net . Retrieved 04-24-2019.

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