Sebring International Raceway is famous all over the world because of its annual 12-hour endurance race, second only to the Le Mans 24-hour in racing history and motorsports mythology. You can practically feel the presence of the racing legends in the pitlane and paddock! The town of Sebring itself, less than 90 minutes south of Orlando, has truly grown up over the past 20 years -- its dining and accommodations now match the level of the track. Sebring's airport runways and permanent road course are utilized by Skip Barber Racing in three different circuit layouts, including the classic 17-turn, 3.7-mile "2 Hours of Sebring" configuration.