FAQS

Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring tickets are available as four-day (Wednesday-Saturday) two-day (Friday-Saturday) or Saturday only. Other than for Saturday, individual tickets are not available given that once a guest has entered the circuit they are entitled to stay until Sunday morning following the conclusion of racing. Fan hospitality options as well as parking and other entry options are available at SebringRaceway.com.

Yes.  Multiple fan hospitality options are available that include food and beverage, air conditioned suites or clubs, parking and gate admission.  A full description of options is available under Fan Hospitality.

The Gurney Terrace is an open-air viewing area on the east end of the second level of the pit structure overlooking pit road and the front straight. A four-day ticket is included with a Gurney Terrace ticket, as well as a Midway parking pass. Tram service is available, or you can access the paddock by one of two pedestrian foot bridges.  Food and beverage options are available for purchase on the Gurney Terrace, and restroom facilities are located on the ground floor of the pit structure. Guests are permitted to bring their own food, beverages and seating to the Gurney Terrace.

You should purchase all tickets, hospitality and parking online.  Tickets should be downloaded to your mobile device for quick access and entry.

There are no refunds. Tickets for postponed events will be accepted for the next rescheduled or regularly scheduled event.

After 8 p.m. on Thursday.

Children 12 and under are admitted free with general admission access when accompanied by a paying adult. However, all entrants, regardless of age, must have the appropriate ticket for Suites, Club Sebring, Celebrity Cruises Luxury Lounge, all corporate suites and other hospitality areas.

All tickets are digital only.  An at-home printing option is not available.  Purchase online and save to a mobile devise to be presented at the gate.  If you need assistance with tickets visit the ticket trailer on site located near Gate 3.

Parking is charged per vehicle. All vehicles entering the property must be street legal and require a parking pass, including motorcycles, trailers, etc.  Complimentary car parking is available outside the gates.  The overnight parking lot is located at the corner of Madrid and Carroll Shelby Road, and a $50 fee is required.

You must purchase a parking pass for what you are towing in addition to your primary vehicle.  For example, if you are driving a truck that is towing a fifth-wheel trailer with a motorcycle in the trailer, three parking passes would be required.  Golf carts require a separate entry pass that is available at the ticket window at Gate 3 for $150.

Sebring International Raceway reserves the right to require campers to consolidate space to allow others to park. Early arriving campers are not permitted to rope off or secure areas for late arriving guests.

Tent camping is included in the ticket price. RV parking passes do not include admission. RV parking passes are additional.

Parking and camping are available in many areas of the facility. Complimentary car parking is available near Gate 5 off Carroll Shelby Road.  RV or tent camping outside the gates is restricted to a lot at the corner of Carroll Shelby Road and Madrid, and a $50 fee is required.  Inside the raceway, general admission parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Parking areas are identified on the track map by color-coded sections, and reserved spaces are also numbered, making it easy to find your space and for friends and visitors to find you. Gate admission is not included with parking passes.

You will have first right to renew your space the following year. Gate admission is not included with parking passes.

Sebring recently introduced two new reserved RV areas -- Crosley Valley and Flightline -- with power, water and CCTV hookups (CCTV is only available at events broadcasting live).  These limited spaces must be reserved in advance for the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring or reserved at the gate during other public events.

No.

Viewing platforms cannot exceed six feet in height from ground level. Absolutely no scissor lifts, bucket trucks, boom lifts or any other mechanical lifts are permitted on property.

Complimentary car parking is available near Gate 5 off Carroll Shelby Road.  From there it’s a short walk into the paddock.  RV or tent camping outside the track is restricted a lot at the corner of Carroll Shelby Road and Madrid, and a $50 fee is required.

Yes, showers are located in Green Park, on the Midway and in the Paddock.

Guests with mobility needs may use motorized carts including golf carts or other specialized vehicles, but must have a vehicle permit issued on site by the registration office. Proof of need, including but not limited to a state issued "Disabled Person Parking Permit," is required

No, pets are not allowed at the track, nor would they enjoy it.

Grandstands and viewing mounds are located at various locations on property. Grandstands are located at Turn 3 (driver’s right), Turn 7 (on both sides of the track) and Turn 17 (driver’s left). Viewing mounds are located near most corners. Many fans walk around the circuit and watch from various locations along the circuit which is a dedicated walking trail around much of the circuit.

Only grandstands in the Corvette and Porsche Corrals are reserved. All other grandstands are available to the public. Please note that you cannot leave chairs or umbrellas unattended on viewing mounds.

Yes, several car corrals including Lexus, Corvette, Cadillac, Porsche, Ford Mustang and Lamborghini vehicles are offered. Parking passes for Corvette, Ford and Porsche are available to purchase on the raceway’s website and do not include tickets.  All other parking corrals are available through specific manufacturers and their respective dealer networks, and these tickets are not sold directly through the Raceway ticket office.

While spring and fall days and nights can be hot and tropical, they can also be damp and cool. Guests are encouraged to be prepared for all types of weather, including rain, and are encouraged to bring everything including jackets, umbrellas, sun screen, hats and boots

We race rain or shine! In case of lightning or other severe weather situations, the race will be stopped and resumed when conditions allow. In extreme weather situations, and in the unlikely event of an evacuation, guests will be instructed where to shelter by the Sebring Emergency Services team and the Highlands County Sheriff's Office.

Yes, text “Sebring12” to 888-777 to receive updates in case of severe weather or other emergency situations.

Upon your initial entry, you will be given a wristband which must be worn.  When returning to the track show the wristband at the gate for reentry.  You do not need to have your ticket scanned out.

Virtually all parking and viewing areas of Sebring International Raceway are accessible by all guests. Wheel chair accessible viewing platforms are available at Turn 17 and Turn 3. An elevator is located in the pit structure for guests seeking access to suites and terraces. The Green Park bridge (the Gateway To Green Park) also has convenient lifts on both sides of the bridge.

Yes, EMTs are available throughout the property and will respond to any 911 calls made from property.  The AdventHealth Medical Center is located east of the pit structure in the Alan Jay Paddock.

There is currently no Wi-Fi access for spectators, however, most cellular services work well anywhere on property.

Yes.  Coverage of all four days of practice, qualifying and races can be heard on the raceway’s own 88.7 FM frequency.  The Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring also can be heard on WWOJ 99.1 FM.  Download the IMSA app for more ways to watch and to get live race information.

Punta Gorda Airport is closest to Sebring with primary service only from Allegiant. Orlando, Tampa, West Palm Beach and Fort Myers airports are about two hours away. Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport is approximately 90 minutes away. Miami International Airport is about a three-hour drive.

Sebring offers great recreation, including golf and fishing. Highlands Hammock State Park is outstanding and downtown Sebring is a quaint and historic town center built around a circle. Sebring is also less than two hours from Walt Disney World and all Orlando attractions, and Florida's most beautiful beaches are within a two-hour drive. Go to VisitSebring.com for information on the many attractions Sebring and Highlands County offers.

It is often difficult to find hotel rooms within 60 miles of Sebring as they are usually booked far in advance. If you don’t mind the drive, we suggest hotels in Winter Haven, Lake Wales or Okeechobee, all slightly more than an hour away. Also consider condo rentals or private home rentals.

Bicycles are permitted and the rider of the bike must wear a helmet at all times.

Yes, street legal motorcycles are permitted.  Dirt bikes and mini bikes are not permitted.