Sebring International Raceway is considered one of IMSA's most renowned circuits with a rich history of racing dating back three quarters of a century. In this episode, we dive into what makes Sebring one of the most unique racing tracks on earth — from disputes with the FAA to its loyal fans who are always up to... something. #IMSA #autoracing #motorsport #sportscars #imsaclassic FOLLOW IMSA: International Motor Sports Association YouTube: @imsaofficial Facebook: @IMSA Instagram: @imsa_racing TikTok: @imsa_racing X/Twitter: @IMSA Download the Official IMSA App for real-time results, timing & scoring. IMSA.com - Sports car racing and radio coverage, schedules, results and stories.
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Truth is nobody will even televise this sleep fest. It's just not meant for fan watching
Updating: in the 2026 edition, the Mercedes AMG GT3 from the Winward Racing team ended up in the garage in a rather unconventional way. After some problems, the car left the track, went onto the street, and then re-entered the track through the main entrance. 😜
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My first race, 1959... I love this place!
I wish F1 production could provide something like this but they are more interested in influencers and random clicks than real OG fans. Thank God there’s IMSA❤
Truly nothing else like it.
Yes it blew my mind ! Flight landing along side of a race ! Nutss 🤯🤯
awesome!!
Absolutely love these videos! Could you please do more of these? So fascinating.
Please keep doing these, I love them
Ha ha ha brilliant great stories love the one about the pig
Live this idea IMSA! Please do a historical / tour episode before each race 👌🏻
Every single one of these historic or history adjacent uploads have been absolutely fantastic. I could watch the old film and listen to these chronicles and recountings for a long, long, _long_ time. Thank you to everyone who works on these, genuinely. All the best to you guys.
As others have said this was an amazing breakdown of the history. I loved the overlays of the maps while talking about the different areas of the track too.
Thank You Mark! Some of the best History to learn (for me), is racing History!
“Guy named Creep, just a wonderful guy” you really can’t make this up
Thank you, Imsa and Mr. Raffauf, for the stories
More of these videos!
This was a great history lesson! Please do more of these! Loved it!
As a fellow historian I love this! Entertaining and excellent. My 3rd 12 hrs! Love Sebring!!!