Florida International Sports Car Grand Prix of Endurance, 1953

The World Sports Car Capital event moves to Sebring, Florida, sanctioned by the FIA. It's the only U.S. event contributing to the World Sports Car Championship. Drivers from various regions compete in a 12-hour endurance race, testing the stamina and reliability of both cars and drivers. The race, covering 900 miles, ends at 10 p.m., with the winner being uncertain until the final checks. Potential winners include teams led by Phil Hill, Carroll Shelby, Phil Walters, and Mike Hawthorne.

Which organization sanctions the Sebring event?

• World Sports Car Federation

• International Racing Association

• Federation Internationale de l'Automobile

• United States Auto Club

What is the primary focus of the Sebring Grand Prix?

• Luxury and comfort

• Stamina and reliability

• Speed and agility

• Fuel efficiency

How long does the Sebring race last?

• 12 hours

• 10 hours

• 8 hours

• 6 hours

Which team is NOT mentioned as a potential winner of the race?

• Phil Hill and Carroll Shelby

• Phil Walters and Mike Hawthorne

• Jim Clark and Graham Hill

• None of the above

What is the approximate distance covered in the Sebring race?

• 500 miles

• 700 miles

• 900 miles

• 1100 miles