Which Florida race is part of endurance racing's Triple Crown with Le Mans and Sebring?

The 24 Hours of Daytona is the Florida race included in endurance racing’s informal Triple Crown with Le Mans and Sebring.

The other two legs are the 12 Hours of Sebring in Florida and the 24 Hours of Le Mans in France. Daytona is held at Daytona International Speedway and uses a distinctive course combining the speedway’s banked oval with its infield road circuit.

The Triple Crown is an unofficial driver achievement rather than a single championship or governing-body award. It recognizes victories in three of endurance racing’s most prestigious events. Because each race is contested by shared crews, the accomplishment is credited to drivers who have won all three events, not necessarily in the same year.

Daytona and Sebring traditionally open the major American endurance season, while Le Mans remains its international centerpiece. Petit Le Mans, Watkins Glen and Bathurst are also important endurance races, but they are not part of this specific three-race definition.