Penske's Sebring win caps Porsche's GTP dominance, while Inter Europol, AO Racing, and Winward Racing claim hard-fought class victories.
The Sebring 12 Hours race saw Team Penske dominate the GTP class with a sweep, securing first and second places. Nick Tandy, driving for Penske, clinched the victory in the No. 6 Porsche 963, marking his third win in the prestigious Triple Crown of endurance racing, having previously won at Le Mans and Daytona. This victory was particularly significant as it was the first time the new GTP class cars, which are hybrid prototypes, competed at Sebring. Tandy's win was not without drama; he had to manage a late-race challenge from teammate Mathieu Jaminet in the No. 7 car, who finished second. The race also highlighted the competitive nature of the new GTP class, with other manufacturers like Acura, BMW, and Cadillac showing strong performances but ultimately falling short of the podium.
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