| Matt Muha Named President and General Managerof Sebring International RacewayWayne Estes To Retire After 10 Years as President of Raceway |
 Matt Muha has been named to succeed Wayne Estes as President and General Manager of Sebring International Raceway, effective January 1, 2026.Estes is retiring March 31 after the 74th running of the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring. He will serve in an administrative role for the IMSA property during the management transition. “We’re very pleased to elevate Matt Muha to the role of President and General Manager of Sebring International Raceway,” said IMSA CEO Ed Bennett. “Matt’s deep operational experience and passion for motorsports make him the ideal leader to guide Sebring Raceway into its next chapter. “At the same time, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to Wayne Estes for his remarkable decade of leadership. Wayne’s impact on Sebring and the broader IMSA community has been profound, and we wish him all the best in his well-earned retirement.”Muha joined Sebring Raceway as a firefighter in 2012 while serving as Captain of the West Sebring Fire Department. He became Safety Director in 2014 and most recently served as the facility’s Senior Director, Operations. “I am honored for this opportunity to lead the Sebring team moving forward as we make plans for the landmark 75th running of the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring in 2027,” said Muha. “IMSA WeatherTech Sports Car Championship racing is experiencing a golden era, and it is a privilege to present one of sports car racing’s classic events at this very special time. “I’m eager to work with our well-established marketing team at Sebring Raceway and all of my teammates to operate one of the most legendary road racing facilities in the world. I also look forward to expanding our great relationships with the car clubs, racing teams, and sports car organizations that use this facility almost 300 days a year.” The facility has undergone significant upgrades during Muha’s tenure, including the construction of the Gateway to Green Park bridge, 2024 renovation and rededication of the Officers Club, improvements to the Seven Sebring Raceway Hotel, roadway and landscaping improvements, and upgrades to the fleet of track services equipment that serves not only Sebring Raceway, but also tracks at Daytona International Speedway, Homestead-Miami Speedway, Talladega Superspeedway and Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta. Muha also led track services teams at the Chicago Street Races and Mexico City races for the NASCAR Cup Series. “Since joining Sebring International Raceway in 2014, Matt Muha has played a pivotal role in elevating one of America’s most iconic motorsport venues,” said IMSA President John Doonan. “His leadership and vision have driven significant infrastructure improvements, enhanced the fan experience, and strengthened Sebring Raceway’s position on the global racing stage. “Beyond Sebring Raceway, Matt’s impact has extended across the company, contributing to operations and event success at many other company-owned facilities and events. Matt’s commitment to excellence and deep understanding of the sport have made a lasting impact, and IMSA is proud to continue working alongside him as Sebring Raceway enters its next chapter.” Estes joined Sebring International Raceway as president in 2015 after 17 years with Bristol Motor Speedway. During his tenure, Estes focused on facility improvements for the loyal Sebring Raceway fan base. “Motorsports has been part of my life since I was a child,” said Estes. “My first job out of school was as motorsports editor for the Savannah Morning News, and all jobs after – Coca-Cola USA, Campbell and Company/Ford Racing, Bristol Motor Speedway, and Sebring International Raceway – all were possible only because of the NASCAR enterprise the France family created and nurtured for even longer than I’ve been alive. “I am so grateful to the incredible team assembled here, the loyal and passionate guests who consider Sebring Raceway to be a part of themselves, our corporate partners, local officials, Sebring Airport Authority leadership, and the outstanding executive team at IMSA and NASCAR that made so many outstanding improvements possible at Sebring International Raceway over the past decade.” |
| Tickets on Sale Now |
| All tickets for the 2026 Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring are now available, including fan hospitality tickets for several locations including the new Club Seven, Sebring Officers Club, Luxury Lounge and Club Sebring. Fan hospitality is one of the best ways to experience the excitement of America’s oldest endurance race and all four offerings provide food and beverage options unique to each location. Gurney Terrace tickets also are still available. |  |
| World Racing League Visits Sebring Nov. 7-9 |
 World Racing League returns to Sebring International Raceway Nov. 7-9 with an anticipated full field of cars from four diverse categories. A total of 15 hours of racing in two separate endurance races will take place Saturday and Sunday. Opening day will include up to eight hours of testing, with Nov. 10 featuring an eight-hour race on the 3.74-mile circuit starting at approximately 9 a.m., and a Nov. 11 seven-hour race beginning at approximately 8 a.m. Tickets include a three-day pass allowing overnight camping from Friday-Sunday for $20 per person, and a one-day pass for either Saturday or Sunday is $10. Children 12 and under are admitted free, and on-site camping is also free. Full power and water RV camping spots also are available for $100. Unreserved parking is included. All tickets will be available on-site and can be purchased at Gate 1. As many as 75 cars from throughout the United States will compete in this WRL National event and Sebring will also be the season-ending WRL Eastern Championship. Five different classes will compete including GTO, GTU, GP1, GP2 and GP3 with both professional and amateur drivers throughout the 15 hours of racing. WRL’s races are split into categories determined by power-to-weight ratios (PWR). These classes are split further into GP (General Production) and GTO (Grand Touring Open) classes. A car’s PWR is determined by dividing its weight (full of fuel, no driver, empty cool box) by its horsepower as measured on an on-site Dynojet. |
| New Ulmann Straight Bridge Being Built |
| Sebring International Raceway will add its sixth bridge to the legendary property in time for the 74th running of the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring. As crowds and demand for space continue to grow, the new Ulmann walkover bridge will directly connect Ulmann Parking on the south end of the property to the Alan Jay Automotive Network Paddock. This pedestrian-only bridge will provide convenient access for competitors and fans alike who will now avoid the heavily congested paddock drive-over bridge. In addition, spectators will have additional parking options off Carroll Shelby Road, including overnight RV parking. In addition to the bridge, trackside RV parking spaces have been extended toward Turn 16, a new road has been added to access the east end of the Ulmann Straight, and a new viewing mound has been built outside of Turn 16 providing, for the first time, excellent views of the exciting Turns 15 and 16. Fans will access this new vantage point by car or golf cart, and can also walk from the competitor paddock by using the new walkover bridge. |
| Sebring Officers Club |
 Sebring Officers Club has been enhanced to include casual meals in addition to the exceptional service for which it has become known.Sebring Officers Club admission includes an open bar on all three days, morning coffee and casual meals for Friday and Saturday for lunch and Saturday dinner. Surrounded by the nostalgia of the WWII era building in which the Officers Club exists, Sebring Officers Club is one Sebring’s most entertaining venues. In addition to enjoying exceptional hospitality with a limited number of guests, you’re just steps from the bustle of the Fan Zone featuring parties, food trucks, nightly concerts and the amazing PX featuring all the Sebring and IMSA merchandise you could imagine. Guests live the history of the Officers Club in the last remaining building from what was Hendricks Field, a United States Army Air Forces base. A general admission parking pass is included with each order. |
| Three days admissionCasual meals Friday and Saturday and dinner SaturdayMorning coffee service and daily snacksFull open barMidway parking pass includedLive stream of the race including timing and scoringElevated viewing platform overlooking Gurney Bend and Green Park $643 per guest (service fees and taxes included) |
| Club Seven at Seven Sebring Raceway Hotel |
 The inaugural year of Club Seven at Seven Sebring Raceway Hotel was an overwhelming success. Sebring’s best kept secret will certainly grow in popularity with guests hoping for one of the best views in motorsports accompanied by hospitality provided by Seven’s culinary team that is second to none. The 4,500-square-foot Le Mans Ballroom is home to Club Seven and offers fans a long list of luxury amenities only available to guests of Club Seven.Ticket includes parking and access to the entire property all four daysThree days admission to Club SevenExpertly crafted buffet lunches Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and a delightful dinner on SaturdayMorning coffee service and daily snacksFull open bar (service at Apex not included)On-site Seven Sebring Raceway Hotel parkingConvenient courtesy shuttle from the hotel to the paddockLive stream of the race including timing and scoringExclusive access to the lawn overlooking the world-famous hairpin Turn 7 $752 per guest (service fees and taxes included) |
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| Gurney Terrace |
 In the open-air terraces overlooking the east (Turn 1 side) of pit lane is the Gurney Terrace. This casual viewing space provides an up-close overhead view of the action on IMSA pit lane below while also providing shade from the warm Florida sun above. Limited seating is available; however, it is not guaranteed, and guests are entitled to bring camp or beach-style chairs. Food and beverage service is located close by, but guests are also permitted to bring coolers with their own food and beverage selections. |
| Rent Your RV Online and Have it Delivered to Sebring |
 The demand for RV rentals continues to grow for the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring, and El Monte RV and Sebring International Raceway have joined forces to make reserving and occupying an RV for five nights as easy as possible.Follow the link from Sebring’s homepage to reserve your rental and experience all eight races taking place at the Birthplace of American Endurance Racing in style. Virtually everything you need inside the RV is included, except your food and beverages. |
| All rentals are for five nights or longer — March 17-21Delivery and pickup includedVIP PLUS Package ($0.00 deductible Vehicle Incident Protection)RLI (Minimum 3rd party liability insurance)Four personal kits (each kit includes blankets; sheets; pillow; pillowcase; hand towel; bath towel; wash cloth; dinner plate; silverware set (fork, spoon, knife); saucer (salad plate); coffee cup)One kitchen kit (kit includes water pitcher, corkscrew, 1 qt. saucepan, 2 qt. saucepan, platter, pan covers, salad bowls, strainer, dutch oven, 4pc cutlery, dustpan, frying pan, bottle opener, dish towels, potato peeler, kettle, mop, bucket, broom, clothes hangers)Four camping chairsCoffee makerToasterStarter Kit (kit includes full freshwater tank, full propane tank, toilet chemicals, one roll of RV toilet paper, leveling blocks, freshwater and dumping hoses)Vehicle licensing feeTaxes Admission tickets, car parking passes and an RV parking pass are additional. |
| Coming in December:HSR Pistons and PropsPresented by the Alan Jay Automotive Network |
 HSR Pistons and Props Presented by the Alan Jay Automotive Network returns Dec. 4-7, and tickets are now on sale.The annual dual celebration of Sebring’s legendary auto racing history and patriotic aviation history is one of the raceway’s most popular events and is an outstanding opportunity to both revisit your youth and introduce today’s children to the thrill of motorsports and aviation. The event features four full-days of historic and vintage sports car racing and a full “fly-in” and display of equally impressive military and civilian aircraft from the last half century and older. |
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| Driving Clubs Scheduled for November and DecemberNovember 5 – Sebring Driving Club November 11 – SCCA Track Night in America November 12 – Sebring Driving Club November 14-16 – Suncoast PCA November 24-25 – Cosmo Sport November 28 – SCCA Test November 29-30 – Central Florida Region of the SCCA December 3 – Sebring Driving Club December 8-9 – Max Track Time December 11 – SCCA Track Night in America December 12-14 – Chin Track Days December 15-16 – Yacademy December 15-16 – Lucas Oil School of Racing December 17 – Sebring Driving Club December 19 – Track Day Xperience December 20-21 – Performance Driving Group December 27-28 – Champ Car Endurance Series test and race |
| (All events and dates are subject to change). |
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