Whelen Engineering Cadillac GTP wins Sebring, Pipo Derani’s 4th overall

Whelen Engineering Cadillac GTP wins Sebring, Pipo Derani’s 4th overall

SEBRING — The Mobil 1 Twelve Several hours of Sebring is a person of the world’s premier stamina races – day-into-night time competitiveness pitting the finest athletics auto drivers in the environment on a complicated highway program on a previous Environment War II runway in rural Central Florida.

But Saturday’s 71st running of the renowned IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship function – which ushered in the remarkably-expected GTP prototype period – felt a lot more like a sprint race. The competition was near all race very long, in all 5 race classifications, that a grueling 12 hours of spirited level of competition amid 53 automobiles was in the long run settled in a number of extraordinary seconds. 

The pole-winning No. 31 Whelen Engineering Cadillac GTP emerged from the evening as the overall winner – assuming the guide with only 20 minutes remaining following the a few prototypes at the entrance of the area were being caught up in an accident hoping to settle the winner’s trophy on their own in a remaining thrust ahead.