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  • Where is Sebring International Raceway?
    Sebring is located about 90 miles from Tampa, Orlando and the Palm Beaches. The track is adjacent to Sebring Regional Airport, just off Highway 98, three miles east of US 27.
  • When is the 2012 12 Hour Race?
    March 14-17. The Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring presented by Fresh from Florida starts at 10:30 am on Saturday, March 17th. There is no racing activity on Sunday.
  • What cars run in the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring?
    The American Le Mans Series, featuring the same cars and drivers that compete in the famous 24 Hours of Le Mans in France. The ALMS features the worldís most technologically advanced race cars, driven by road racingís finest drivers. Visit Americanlemans.com for more information.
  • What other racing events take place?
    Six different supporting series will race at Sebring prior to the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring.
  • What type of tickets should I purchase?
    The "Superticket" is the most popular ticket at Sebring. It is offered as a two-day,four-day or Saturday-only ticket. Supertickets include access to the paddock, where the race teams are located. Supertickets purchased by January 31st are $30 less than tickets purchased at the gate. Other types of tickets include Pit Box seats in the open-air viewing area of the pit structure, overlooking the pits and the start/finish line. Club Sebring is the most exclusive ticket at Sebring, and includes access to the Club Sebring suite overlooking the pits, complimentary beverages all four days and catered meals on Saturday.
  • If I purchase a 2-Day or Saturday-only ticket, when can I enter the raceway?
    Beginning Thursday at 10 pm for 2-Day Ticket or Friday at 10 pm for Saturday Only Ticket.
  • How do I purchase tickets?
    You can order online or by calling 800-626-7223. Credit cards accepted are MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express.
  • Do kids have to purchase a ticket?
    No. All children 12 and under are admitted free as long as there is an adult accompany them. The exception is Club Sebring and Pit Box access, where a childís ticket is required.
  • Are ticket orders mailed outside the U.S.?
    No, ticket orders are mailed within the United States only. All other orders will be placed at "Will Call" located in Registration at Gate #2.
  • When is the Will Call window open?
    Beginning at 7:00 AM on 3/14/2012, tickets can be picked up at Will Call 24 hours per day (You will need a photo ID to pick up your ticklets). Will Call is located on the Registration side of the Sebring International Raceway office building located at the front entrance of the track (Gate 2).
  • If I can't attend, can I get a refund?
    There are absolutely no refunds under any circumstances.
  • What about parking?
    Sebring offers both reserved trackside parking and first-come first-serve parking. All automobiles must pay a $40 charge to enter the raceway for first-come first-serve parking in General Car Parking (If you arrive with four or more people in your automobile, that fee will be waived) Gate 3 Parking is $25. Gate 3 RV parking is $50 and $75 for General RV Parking. North Paddock Car Parking is $85 and $105 for North Paddock RV Parking. Motorcycle parking allowed in designated areas only. Any vehicle that is pulling another vehicle (trailer, pop-up camper, etc) will need to purchase BOTH a Car and RV parking. Reserved trackside parking for motorhomes and cars is very limited and must be ordered in advance. Call the raceway for more details. If you are not arriving until Saturday, it is highly recommend that you park outside the track in the free parking overflow lot, use Gate 4, and take the shuttle inside (see Track Map). No personal golf carts allowed.
  • What about camping at Sebring?
    Many race fans camp at the track. Reserved trackside parking spaces are located at several locations around the circuit, although they sell-out early. Non-reserved motorhome parking is also available on a first-come first-serve basis. See the ticket order form for motorhome parking fees. Tent camping is allowed at no additional charge.
  • Do you have hookups for motorhomes?
    No.
  • Are there showers at the raceway?
    Yes.
  • Can I bring my own food and beverages?
    Yes.
  • Can I bring a charcoal or gas grill?
    Yes.
  • Are there vendors selling food?
    There are dozens of vendors, selling a wide range of food and souvenirs.
  • Can I meet the drivers?
    Sebring is one of the most spectator-friendly tracks in the world. All spectators have access to the paddock, where the race teams are located. Every team is easily accessible. An autograph session open to all fans is held on Friday, in which every driver participates.
  • Can I walk on the track and see the starting grid before the race?
    Yes! Spectators may go on the track prior to the start of the race Saturday morning and see the cars and drivers up close.
  • Are there special places for car clubs to gather?
    Yes. Many marques have special car corrals. Call for more information.
  • What time do the gates close at night?
    The gates are open 24 hours a day. Spectators can arrive anytime beginning at 6 am on Wednesday of race week.
  • Are there grandstands at Sebring?
    Sebring is a traditional road racing circuit, in which spectators can walk from turn to turn and watch the action. There are elevated viewing berms at several locations. In addition, the Pit Box seats offer an elevated view of the front straight. There are no grandstands.
  • What else is there to do at the raceway?
    Vintage race car displays, the Party Zone, special "Tech Talk" and autograph sessions for fans, and many other activities take place during race week.
  • Can I drive a motorcycle at the race?
    Motorcycles are now allowed to enter the raceway and park in a designated area. They may NOT go anywhere else on the raceway property.
  • Can I bring a bicycle, scooter or ATV?
    No. Positively no vehicles of this type are allowed inside the raceway.
  • Can I bring a golf cart?
    No personal golf carts are permitted but you can rent one from Mid Florida Golf Cars by calling 1.800.385.1385. Golf Carts are NOT allowed in the Green Park area (see track map)
  • Can I bring my Dog?
    No. Absolutely no pets are allowed.
  • What is the weather like at Sebring in March?
    Daytime temperatures are usually in the 70s. It has rained on race day only six times in 56 years, however be prepared! It can get cool at nights as well, sometimes into the 40s.
  • What if it rains?
    The Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring presented by Fresh from Florida runs rain or shine.
  • Is there a gift shop at Sebring?
    Wine Country Motorsports is opening a new retail location in the main
    office building at Sebring International Raceway. For more details please
    contact the track at 863.626.7223 or winecountrymotorsports.com
  • Is the race broadcast locally on radio?
    Yes.
  • Where can I buy the souvenir program?
    Programs are sold at the front entrance and at several locations throughout the facility. The Sebring souvenir program is recognized as one of the best in racing and a true collectors item. After the race, they can be purchased at the Gift Shop (supply is limited and the program often sells out).
  • Can I monitor the radio frequencies of the race teams on my scanner?
    Yes. A list of frequencies is made available by the scanner vendor located in the paddock.
  • Is there an ATM at the track?
    Yes.
  • What about lodging?
    There are over 1,500 hotel rooms in the Highlands County area. See the list elsewhere on this website.
  • Is there a hotel at the track?
    Yes, the Chateau Elan Hotel & Conference Center has 122 rooms and overlooks the famous hairpin turn. Rooms during race week are very limited. For more information call 863-655-6252 or visit cesebring.com.
  • Can I have dinner at the track hotel?
    During race week, the hotel facilities are only available to registered guests. Sometimes special events are held at the hotel that are open to the public, but advanced purchase tickets are required.
  • What facilities do you have for handicapped guests?
    An elevator and handicapped accessible restrooms are located in the pit structure. Designated reserved parking for disabled guests are located along the midway and in the paddock.
    What about handicap accessibility?
    -All passenger trams used during 12 Hours of Sebring are handicap equipped
    -There is handicap parking throughout the facility
    -There is handicap seating in the pit tower
    -Elevator in the Pit tower
    -Bathrooms and portalet are handicap accessible
  • How can I get from the Sebring Airport to the Track?
    The raceway offers a shuttle service between the airport and the raceway entrance.
  • I have heard there is a lot of wild partying at Sebring, is that true?
    Be assured Sebring is a family-friendly environment, and no activity is tolerated that in any way infringes on the enjoyment of the race.
  • I used to go to Sebring in the 1960s and 70s. The facilities were not very good back then. Have they improved?
    Since 1999, new owner Dr. Don Panoz has made millions of dollars in improvements, including the new Pit structure, track hotel, restrooms, and other amenities that have made Sebring one of the finest road racing circuits in North America. If you havenít been to Sebring lately, you will be pleasantly surprised.
  • Are tours available at Sebring International Raceway?
    Tours are offered from January thru April (except race week) on a special request basis for groups of 10 or more. Dates of availability and access can change on a daily basis pending on-track activities. For further information call 863-655-1442.
  • Can I also see the American Le Mans Series at Daytona?
    No. The American Le Mans Series does NOT race at Daytona Speedway.
  • What famous drivers have won at Sebring?
    Legends such as Mario Andretti, A.J. Foyt, Dan Gurney, Phil Hill, Stirling Moss, Juan Manuel Fangio, Jim Hall, Al Holbert, Bobby Rahal have won the Sebring 12 hour classic.
  • Have NASCAR drivers competed at Sebring?
    Bill Elliott, Ricky Rudd, Ken Schrader, Terry Labonte, and Joe Nemacheck are some of the NASCAR drivers have competed at Sebring. Dale Earnhardt and Dale Earnhardt Jr tested at Sebring. NASCAR legends Curtis Turner, Fireball Roberts, Bobby Allison also raced at Sebring.
  • Are there racing schools at Sebring?
    The Skip Barber Racing School is located at Sebring.
  • How do I become a volunteer at Sebring International Raceway?
    The Sebring International Raceway Advisory Council (SIRAC) is the official volunteer organization. For more information call Barbara Maire at 863-655-1442 x210 or 800-626-7223 x 210 or email bmaire@sebringraceway.com.

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