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Who is the greatest 12 Hours of Sebring winner of all time?

By YPB Team

Twelve hours on Florida concrete sorts endurance drivers faster than any other race. A few names here own the place; others visited once and left a record.

  1. Mario Andretti — ranked #11
    Mario Andretti
    Won Sebring in 1967, 1970 and 1972, twice sharing a Ferrari.
    1000pts
  2. Tom Kristensen — ranked #22
    Tom Kristensen
    Sebring's all-time winner with six victories, alongside nine at Le Mans.
    984pts
  3. Hurley Haywood — ranked #33
    Hurley Haywood
    Two Sebring wins alongside three at Le Mans and five at Daytona.
    891pts
  4. Hans-Joachim Stuck — ranked #44
    Hans-Joachim Stuck
    Three Sebring wins across two decades of prototype racing.
    752pts
  5. Frank Biela — ranked #55
    Frank Biela
    Four wins in the Audi R8, the car that rewrote endurance racing.
    636pts
  6. Rinaldo Capello — ranked #66
    Rinaldo Capello
    Five Sebring wins with Audi in the diesel prototype era.
    636pts
  7. Al Holbert — ranked #77
    Al Holbert
    Two Sebring wins and America's greatest Porsche privateer.
    636pts
  8. Phil Hill — ranked #88
    Phil Hill
    Three Sebring wins in the 1950s, twice with Olivier Gendebien.
    495pts
  9. Olivier Gendebien — ranked #99
    Olivier Gendebien
    Three Sebring wins and four at Le Mans for Ferrari.
    495pts
  10. Emanuele Pirro — ranked #1010
    Emanuele Pirro
    Two Sebring wins and five Le Mans titles with Audi.
    495pts
  11. Brian Redman — ranked #1111
    Brian Redman
    Two Sebring wins and a Can-Am and Formula 5000 career in between.
    495pts
  12. Allan McNish — ranked #1212
    Allan McNish
    Four Sebring victories and a reputation as the fastest man over a single lap at the track.
    0pts
  13. Jacky Ickx — ranked #1313
    Jacky Ickx
    Two Sebring wins on the way to six Le Mans victories.
    0pts
  14. Juan Manuel Fangio — ranked #1414
    Juan Manuel Fangio
    Won Sebring in 1956 and 1957 for Ferrari and Maserati between world titles.
    0pts

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