Pit Lane Sebring 12 Hour Race 2007 March 14-18
     
The Pits run West to East. The second level has the $200 Pit Box Seats (actually folding chairs). The closed area on either side of the Control Tower / Press Box is $500 bux to get in, but the drinks are free. I can't drink a six pack without making a fool of myself, so I pass.  
     

 
It can be chilly from the Pit Box seats, since it's shaded but provides a great view of the start of the race and the restarts after a caution. One drawback: the racing team tents obscure the actual pit stops. Hovever, few places provide a higher view of the 100,000 population city that exudes octance, action and open headers for 4 four days.  

 
The Corvette Pits were in about the same spaces as last year. The #4 car was below the 1962 banner and the #3 car was below the 1964 banner.  

 
     

 
     

 
Below: in the upper left corner, my C6 windshield is visible. I'm really glad I guessed at a parking spot close to the Corvette Heartbeat of America. I would have been saddened if an Acura or Zundap was my view.  

 
     

 
     

 
     

 
     

 
     

 
     

 
     

 
 

 
     

 
Below: I think a driver was warned about bringing any Nut House snacks onboard.  

 
     

 
     

 

Below: this old Corvette racer was directly across from my C6.
 

 
     

just the # 3
 just # 4 C6R Corvette  
     

the Sebring Track

3.7 Miles, 17 Turns, Paved but Ruff, Fast, Uneven, Concrete, Asphalt, a 12 Hour Test
 

the Paddock

nearly a mile long with 3 wide Avenues filled with all manner of other race stuff
 

the Pits

nearly a half mile long Pit Lane
 

the Pace Cars

C6 Z06 and Audi R8
 

C6R Corvette's

#3 and #4
 

Speed GT Corvette's

#12 #15 #28 #30 #31 #32 #34 #36 #87
 

Vintage Corvette's

#000 #22 #63 #64 #81 #90 #99 #114
 

Outback Corvette's

the Bar List
 
     

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