IMSA is only two races into its 2025 season, and already it has presented an impressive 36 hours of racing between four classes, with more than 200 drivers and over 60 cars featuring future technologies — cars you could have in your own garage (just racier). Few series can tout that kind of span or depth, and that’s before the green flag drops at a notoriously difficult Sebring Raceway track.
Sebring is a special place, not just for the fans — some who camp out weeks in advanced, and have done the same routine, in the same spot for decades. This 12 hour race has established itself as unique place for drivers, cars and the teams, where unforeseen challenges lurk around every corner. If drivers make a wrong move, or hit the wrong line, it can end their luck and their team’s chances fairly quickly.
