A total of 36 cars will take part in the 1000 Miles of Sebring with qualifying on Thursday, March 17 and the race set for Friday, March 18. This is the second edition of the 1000-mile fixture and marks the WEC’s 10-year anniversary, the first ever race of the series having been the 2012 Sebring 12 Hours won by Audi Sport Team Joest.
The Hypercar class is once again led by two Toyota GR010 Hybrids, joined by the privateer Glickenhaus team and the grandfathered LMP1 car from Alpine. The LMP2 class has an armada of teams fielding Oreca 07s, including the Prema Team headed by ex-Formula 1 driver Robert Kubica and Team Penske, which is preparing a factory outing in the WEC’s top class in 2023 with Porsche.
In the GT classes, it’s a three-way battle between a pair of factory entries from Ferrari and Porsche and a single Corvette C8.R in GTE Pro, while a 13-strong field in GTE Am – which also includes customer Aston Martins – will likely provide close racing.
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