GT World Challenge America Returns to Sebring

SRO America is returning to the legendary Sebring International Raceway, where drivers and teams will tackle one of motorsport’s most historic and demanding circuits from May 8-10, 2026.
The weekend will feature a full slate of SRO America competition, headlined by GT World Challenge America powered by AWS. Elite GT3 drivers and teams will face the 3.74-mile Sebring circuit, known for its notoriously rough concrete surface, aggressive bumps, high-speed corners, and long straights that test both man and machine to the limit.
Supporting the GT3 action will be a strong lineup of series, including Pirelli GT4 America, GT America powered by AWS, and TC America powered by Skip Barber Racing School. The event will deliver a mix of sprint races, multi-class competition, and single-make battles across three days of nonstop action.
Sebring’s challenging layout leaves no room for error, quickly exposing mechanical weaknesses while rewarding precision, resilience, and raw bravery. The track has long been a proving ground where championships can shift dramatically and racing legends are forged.
Florida’s May weather adds another layer of difficulty, with high temperatures, heavy humidity, and the frequent threat of afternoon thunderstorms capable of rapidly changing track conditions and forcing strategic decisions. These unpredictable elements often produce dramatic moments and surprise outcomes.
Beyond the on-track competition, the SRO America weekend at Sebring offers fans an immersive experience. The open paddock provides close access to teams and drivers, with autograph sessions, interactive fan zones, and car corrals. Local food vendors and food trucks will add to the vibrant atmosphere throughout the weekend.
Tickets for the May 8-10, 2026 event are on sale now. Fans are encouraged to secure their seats for what promises to be a thrilling chapter in Sebring’s storied racing history.