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Combined WEC-IMSA Calendar 2023

Started by jonpollak , Oct 11 2022 11:10

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#1 jonpollak

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Posted 11 October 2022 - 11:10

Could some dedicated Sports Car fan list all the dates and info for the unified series please. I am trying to make plans to attend as many of these events across the world as my work allows.

Thank you in advance.
Jp

Edited by jonpollak, 11 October 2022 - 11:11.

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#2 Alan Lewis

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Posted 11 October 2022 - 13:22

From Wikipedia (which sources from the websites of the two series so is presumably fairly correct at present...)

2023 FIA World Endurance Championship

March 11th/12th Prologue, Sebring

March 17th Sebring 1000 Miles

April 16th Portimao 6 Hours

April 29th Spa-Francorchamps 6 Hours

June 10th-11th The centenary Le Mans 24 Hours

July 9th Monza 6 Hours

September 10th Fuji 6 Hours

November 4th Bahrain 8 Hours

2023 IMSA Sportscar Championship

January 22nd Roar before the 24, Daytona

January 28th-29th Daytona 24 Hours

March 18th Sebring 12 Hours

April 15th Long Beach Sportscar Grand Prix (not LMP2 or LMP3)

May 14th Laguna Seca (not LMP3)

June 25th Watkins Glen 6 Hours

July 9th Mosport Park (not LMP2)

July 22nd Lime Rock (not GTP, LMP2 or LMP3)

August 6th Road America

August 27th Virginia International Raceway (not GTP, LMP2 or LMP3)

September 17th Indianapolis Motor Speedway

October 14th Petit Le Mans, Road Atlanta

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#3 Peat

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Posted 11 October 2022 - 14:38

Combined:

2023 International Sportycar Championships

January 22nd IMSA - Roar before the 24, Daytona

January 28th-29th IMSA - Daytona 24 Hours

March 11th/12th WEC - Prologue, Sebring

March 17th WEC - Sebring 1000 Miles

March 18th IMSA - Sebring 12 Hours

April 15th IMSA -Long Beach Sportscar Grand Prix (not LMP2 or LMP3)

April 16th WEC - Portimao 6 Hours

April 29th WEC - Spa-Francorchamps 6 Hours

May 14th IMSA -Laguna Seca (not LMP3)

June 10th-11th WEC - Le Mans 24 Hours

June 25th IMSA -Watkins Glen 6 Hours

July 9th IMSA -Mosport Park (not LMP2)

July 9th WEC - Monza 6 Hours

July 22nd IMSA -Lime Rock (not GTP, LMP2 or LMP3)

August 6th IMSA -Road America

August 27th IMSA -Virginia International Raceway (not GTP, LMP2 or LMP3)

September 10th WEC - Fuji 6 Hours

September 17th IMSA -Indianapolis Motor Speedway

October 14th IMSA -Petit Le Mans, Road Atlanta

November 4th WEC - Bahrain 8 Hours

RED = CLASH!!

Edited by Peat, 11 October 2022 - 14:51.

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#4 Alan Lewis

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Posted 11 October 2022 - 14:44

You should have done it that way, Lewis...

The only clashes are Portimao/Long Beach and Monza/Mosport then. That should help with the logistics of the 2023 JP "Time and Two Seats" tour.

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#5 Peat

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Posted 11 October 2022 - 14:52

It was a team effort, Alan!

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#6 AustinF1

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Posted 11 October 2022 - 18:45

COTA used to host both on the same weekend. Now they have neither. :sigh:

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#7 Alan Lewis

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Posted 11 October 2022 - 19:20

Yes, Sebring's the double-header now.

Would be nice to get the 12 Hours back in the world series - it was the "Silverstone 1950" equivalent as the first ever race when the original World Sportscar Championship began in 1953.

Daytona and the Glen were also long-time World Championship events back in the day, of course.

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#8 Sterzo

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Posted 11 October 2022 - 19:59

Now that everyone (well, not me) has been so helpful planning your calendar, Jon, I feel you are duty bound to attend every race and bring back evidence of attending.