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Sebring, Florida

Sebring International Raceway

5861 m · 14 corners · reference lap 2:36.87 (supersport 600, simulation estimate)

The reference below is a minimum-time line solved from this track's geometry with a quasi-steady-state motorcycle model. It is a ceiling under ideal assumptions — use it to see where your headroom lives, then drop your own session file to measure yours.

Where the lap is won

Three places to look first

Biggest braking event

Hairpin (T5): 136.0 → 40.1 km/h over 93.0 m. Brake-point consistency here is worth more than anywhere else on the lap.

Commitment corner

Bishop Bend (T11): reference minimum 134.4 km/h. Fast corners punish hesitation — min-speed spread here is the classic amateur time leak.

Slowest corner

Hairpin (T5): 40.1 km/h minimum. Exit drive from here sets the following straight — spread on the exit costs the whole next sector.

Reference corner data — simulation estimates, km/h
CornerNameEntryMinExitBrake, m
T1 113.7 93.9 156.7 72.0
T2 116.8 84.5 111.3 48.0
T3 123.0 90.7 101.2 9.0
T4 101.2 96.2 127.4 21.0
T5 Hairpin 136.0 40.1 74.2 93.0
T6 70.1 70.1 136.0 204.0
T7 133.6 133.6 136.0 0.0
T8 Cunningham Corner 114.1 75.1 110.5 75.0
T9 110.5 110.5 124.1 30.0
T10 Tower Turn 120.2 93.0 117.9 48.0
T11 Bishop Bend 160.8 134.4 144.7 39.0
T12 Gendebien Bend 171.7 100.2 122.7 6.0
T13 Le Mans Curve 118.1 75.2 130.5 24.0
T14 Sunset Bend 120.7 48.1 120.0 24.0

Anisotropic friction ellipse mu_x=1.10 / mu_y=1.20 (warm sport/trackday tires, dry track).

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