1992 12 Hours of Sebring

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The Contac 12 Hours of Sebring International Grand Prix of Endurance Presented by Camel, was the third round of the 1992 IMSA GT Championship and was held at the Sebring International Raceway, on 21 March 1992. Victory overall went to the No. 99 All American Racers Eagle MkIII driven by Juan Manuel Fangio II and Andy Wallace.^[1]^[2]

Race results

Class winners in bold.

Pos	Class	No	Team	Drivers	Chassis	Tyre	Laps
Pos	Class	No	Team	Drivers	Engine	Tyre	Laps
1	GTP	99	All American Racers	Juan Manuel Fangio II Andy Wallace	Eagle MkIII	G	360
1	GTP	99	All American Racers	Juan Manuel Fangio II Andy Wallace	Toyota 2.1L I4 Twin-Turbo	G	360
2 DNF	GTP	83	Nissan Performance Technology	Geoff Brabham Derek Daly Gary Brabham Arie Luyendyk	Nissan NPT-91 A	G	355
2 DNF	GTP	83	Nissan Performance Technology	Geoff Brabham Derek Daly Gary Brabham Arie Luyendyk	Nissan 3.0L V6 Twin-Turbo	G	355
3	GTP	30	Joest Racing	Oscar Larrauri Massimo Sigala Giampiero Moretti	Porsche 962	G	345
3	GTP	30	Joest Racing	Oscar Larrauri Massimo Sigala Giampiero Moretti	Porsche 3.2L Flat 6 Twin-Turbo	G	345
4	GTP	2	Bud Light/Jaguar Racing	Davy Jones David Brabham	Jaguar XJR-12	G	338
4	GTP	2	Bud Light/Jaguar Racing	Davy Jones David Brabham	Jaguar 6.5L V12 N/A	G	338
5	Lights	36	Downing Atlanta	Howard Katz Tim McAdam Jim Downing	Kudzu DG-1	G	314
5	Lights	36	Downing Atlanta	Howard Katz Tim McAdam Jim Downing	Mazda 1.3L 2 Rotor	G	314
6	Lights	45	Scandia Motorsports	Charles Morgan Tommy Riggins	Kudzu DG-1	G	308
6	Lights	45	Scandia Motorsports	Charles Morgan Tommy Riggins	Buick 3.4L V6 N/A	G	308
7	GTS	51	Rocketsports Racing	George Robinson Darin Brassfield Irv Hoerr Paul Gentilozzi	Oldsmobile Cutlass	BF	302
7	GTS	51	Rocketsports Racing	George Robinson Darin Brassfield Irv Hoerr Paul Gentilozzi	Oldsmobile 6.1L V8 N/A	BF	302
8	GTU	96	Leitzinger Racing	John Paul Jr. David Loring	Nissan 240SX	T	301
8	GTU	96	Leitzinger Racing	John Paul Jr. David Loring	Nissan 3.0L V6 N/A	T	301
9	GTU	95	Leitzinger Racing	Butch Leitzinger Chuck Kurtz Bob Leitzinger	Nissan 240SX	T	297
9	GTU	95	Leitzinger Racing	Butch Leitzinger Chuck Kurtz Bob Leitzinger	Nissan 3.0L V6 N/A	T	297
10	GTP	98	All American Racers	P. J. Jones Rocky Moran	Eagle MkIII	G	294
10	GTP	98	All American Racers	P. J. Jones Rocky Moran	Toyota 2.1L I4 Twin-Turbo	G	294
11	GTS	95	Cunningham Racing	John Morton Jeremy Dale Steve Millen	Nissan 300ZX Turbo	Y	285
11	GTS	95	Cunningham Racing	John Morton Jeremy Dale Steve Millen	Nissan 3.0L V6 N/A	Y	285
12	GTU	82	Wendy's Race Team	Dick Greer Al Bacon Peter Uria Mike Mees	Mazda RX-7	G	278
12	GTU	82	Wendy's Race Team	Dick Greer Al Bacon Peter Uria Mike Mees	Mazda 1.3L 2 Rotor	G	278
13	GTU	73	Jack Lewis Ent Ltd.	Jack Lewis Bill Ferran Joe Cogbill	Porsche 911 Carrera RSR	H	276
13	GTU	73	Jack Lewis Ent Ltd.	Jack Lewis Bill Ferran Joe Cogbill	Porsche 3.2L Flat 6 N/A	H	276
14	GTU	58	Pro-Technik Inc	Bill Sargis Sam Shalala Andre Toennis Dan Pastorini	Porsche 911	G	266
14	GTU	58	Pro-Technik Inc	Bill Sargis Sam Shalala Andre Toennis Dan Pastorini	Porsche 3.2L Flat 6 N/A	G	266
15	GTS		J&B Motorsports	Luis Sereix Daniel Urrutia Jorge Polanco John Josey	Chevrolet Camaro	G	259
15	GTS		J&B Motorsports	Luis Sereix Daniel Urrutia Jorge Polanco John Josey	Chevrolet 6.0L V8 N/A	G	259
16	GTS	35	Bill McDill	Richard McDill Bill McDill Tom Juckette	Chevrolet Camaro	Y	252
16	GTS	35	Bill McDill	Richard McDill Bill McDill Tom Juckette	Chevrolet 6.0L V8 N/A	Y	252
17 DNF	Lights	48	Comptech Racing	Ruggero Melgrati Costas Los Parker Johnstone	Spice SE90P	BF	250
17 DNF	Lights	48	Comptech Racing	Ruggero Melgrati Costas Los Parker Johnstone	Acura 3.0L V6 N/A	BF	250
18	GTU	0	Full Time Racing	John Fergus Don Walker Neil Hanneman	Dodge Daytona	Y	249
18	GTU	0	Full Time Racing	John Fergus Don Walker Neil Hanneman	Dodge 2.4L I4 N/A	Y	249
19 DNF	GTS	23	Gary Smith	Gary Smith Gene Whipp Albert Ruiz	Pontiac Grand Prix	G	248
19 DNF	GTS	23	Gary Smith	Gary Smith Gene Whipp Albert Ruiz	Pontiac 5.9L V8 N/A	G	248
20	Lights	6	MAB Racing	Mel Butt Tommy Johnson Ron Zitza Rob Robertson	Tiga GT287	G	245
20	Lights	6	MAB Racing	Mel Butt Tommy Johnson Ron Zitza Rob Robertson	Buick 3.0L V6 N/A	G	245
21 DNF	GTU	26	Job Racing	Joe Pezza Jack Refenning Butch Hamlet	Porsche 911	G	240
21 DNF	GTU	26	Job Racing	Joe Pezza Jack Refenning Butch Hamlet	Porsche 3.2L Flat 6 N/A	G	240
22	GTS	21	Jim Downing	Kent Painter Robert Borders Ed de Long	Chevrolet Camaro	G	238
22	GTS	21	Jim Downing	Kent Painter Robert Borders Ed de Long	Chevrolet 5.8L V8 N/A	G	238
23	GTS	29	Overbagh Racing	Oma Kimbrough Mark Montgomery Robert McElheny Hoyt Overbagh	Chevrolet Camaro	G	238
23	GTS	29	Overbagh Racing	Oma Kimbrough Mark Montgomery Robert McElheny Hoyt Overbagh	Chevrolet 5.8L V8 N/A	G	238
24 DNF	GTP	84	Nissan Performance Technology	Chip Robinson Bob Earl Arie Luyendyk	Nissan NPT-91 A	G	227
24 DNF	GTP	84	Nissan Performance Technology	Chip Robinson Bob Earl Arie Luyendyk	Nissan 3.0L V6 Twin-Turbo	G	227
25 DNF	GTP	7	Joest Racing	Bernd Schneider Frank Jelinski "John Winter"	Porsche 962	G	221
25 DNF	GTP	7	Joest Racing	Bernd Schneider Frank Jelinski "John Winter"	Porsche 3.2L Flat 6 Twin-Turbo	G	221
26 DNF	Lights	44	Scandia Motorsports	Fermín Vélez Andy Evans Jay Cochran	Kudzu DG-2	G	221
26 DNF	Lights	44	Scandia Motorsports	Fermín Vélez Andy Evans Jay Cochran	Buick 3.4L V6 N/A	G	221
27	GTS	12	John Annis	John Annis Louis Beall Dick Downs Larry Schumacher Bob Deeks	Chevrolet Lumina	G	208
27	GTS	12	John Annis		Chevrolet 5.5L V8 N/A	G	208
28	GTU	34	Albert Motorsports/Team Peru	Juan Dibos Eduardo Dibós Chappuis Raul Orlandini	Mazda MX-6	G	199
28	GTU	34	Albert Motorsports/Team Peru	Juan Dibos Eduardo Dibós Chappuis Raul Orlandini	Mazda 1.3L 2 Rotor	G	199
29 DNF	GTS	41	Rocketsports Racing	Irv Hoerr Jack Baldwin Paul Gentilozzi	Oldsmobile Cutlass	BF	185
29 DNF	GTS	41	Rocketsports Racing	Irv Hoerr Jack Baldwin Paul Gentilozzi	Oldsmobile 6.5L V8 N/A	BF	185
30 DNF	GTU	39	Fiorano Motorsports	Rudy Bartling Ahmad Khodkar Rainer Brezinka	Porsche 911	G	183
30 DNF	GTU	39	Fiorano Motorsports	Rudy Bartling Ahmad Khodkar Rainer Brezinka	Porsche 3.2L Flat 6 N/A	G	183
31	GTS	67	Mazkar Racing	Paul Mazzacane Chester Edwards Brad Shinder Peter Argetsinger	Chevrolet Camaro	G	154
31	GTS	67	Mazkar Racing		Chevrolet 5.9L V8 N/A	G	154
32 DNF	GTU	57	Kryderacing	Joe Danaher Duke McLaughlin Frank del Vecchio	Nissan 240SX	G	139
32 DNF	GTU	57	Kryderacing	Joe Danaher Duke McLaughlin Frank del Vecchio	Nissan 3.0L V6 N/A	G	139
33 DNF	GTS	75	Cunningham Racing	Johnny O'Connell John Morton Steve Millen	Nissan 300ZX Turbo	Y	117
33 DNF	GTS	75	Cunningham Racing	Johnny O'Connell John Morton Steve Millen	Nissan 3.0L V6 Twin-Turbo	Y	117
34 DNF	GTP	4	Tom Milner Racing	Wayne Taylor Hugh Fuller François Migault David Tennyson	Spice SE89P	G	111
34 DNF	GTP	4	Tom Milner Racing	Wayne Taylor Hugh Fuller François Migault David Tennyson	Chevrolet 6.3L V8 N/A	G	111
35 DNF	GTS	25	Dale Kreider	Jon Gooding Dale Kreider Nort Northam	Oldsmobile Cutlass	G	104
35 DNF	GTS	25	Dale Kreider	Jon Gooding Dale Kreider Nort Northam	Oldsmobile 4.5L V6 N/A	G	104
36 DNF	GTS	54	Art Cross Racing	Art Cross Bobby Scolo	Chevrolet Camaro	G	72
36 DNF	GTS	54	Art Cross Racing	Art Cross Bobby Scolo	Chevrolet 5.8L V8 N/A	G	72
37 DNF	GTU	80	David S. Duda	Mike Speakman David Duda	Nissan 300ZX	G	68
37 DNF	GTU	80	David S. Duda	Mike Speakman David Duda	Nissan 3.0L V6 N/A	G	68
38 DNF	GTU	55	Brix Racing	Bob Schader Phil Mahre Steve Mahre	Mazda MX-6	G	60
38 DNF	GTU	55	Brix Racing	Bob Schader Phil Mahre Steve Mahre	Mazda 1.3L 2 Rotor	G	60
39 DNF	Lights	49	Comptech Racing	Parker Johnstone Dan Marvin	Spice SE91P	BF	55
39 DNF	Lights	49	Comptech Racing	Parker Johnstone Dan Marvin	Acura 3.0L V6 N/A	BF	55
40 DNF	GTS	65	Jill Prewitt	Gene Felton Jerry Nadeau	Chevrolet Beretta	G	48
40 DNF	GTS	65	Jill Prewitt	Gene Felton Jerry Nadeau	Chevrolet V8 N/A	G	48
41 DNF	GTP	59	Brumos Porsche	Hurley Haywood Bobby Carradine	Gunnar 966	G	45
41 DNF	GTP	59	Brumos Porsche	Hurley Haywood Bobby Carradine	Porsche 3.0L Flat 6 Turbo	G	45
42 DNF	GTS	8	General Kinetics	Don Arpin Rob Vining Edd Davin	Chevrolet Camaro	G	42
42 DNF	GTS	8	General Kinetics	Don Arpin Rob Vining Edd Davin	Chevrolet 5.8L V8 N/A	G	42
43 DNF	GTP	1	Nissan Performance Technology	Geoff Brabham	Nissan NPT-91 A	G	20
43 DNF	GTP	1	Nissan Performance Technology	Geoff Brabham	Nissan 3.0L V6 Twin-Turbo	G	20
44 DNF	GTU	9	Support Net Racing	Henry Camferdam Phil Krueger Gary Drummond	Mazda MX-6	G	11
44 DNF	GTU	9	Support Net Racing	Henry Camferdam Phil Krueger Gary Drummond	Mazda 1.3L 2 Rotor	G	11
45 DNF	GTS	15	Connie Banks	Jim Pace Barry Waddell Tim Banks	Chevrolet Lumina	G	9
45 DNF	GTS	15	Connie Banks	Jim Pace Barry Waddell Tim Banks	Chevrolet V8 N/A	G	9
46 DNF	GTU	37	Botero Racing Team	Rob Wilson Lucio Bernal Felipe Solano Miguel Morejon	Mazda MX-6	Y	8
46 DNF	GTU	37	Botero Racing Team	Rob Wilson Lucio Bernal Felipe Solano Miguel Morejon	Mazda 1.3L 2 Rotor	Y	8
47 DNF	GTP	5	Tom Milner Racing	Perry McCarthy Les Delano	Intrepid RM-1	G	7
47 DNF	GTP	5	Tom Milner Racing	Perry McCarthy Les Delano	Chevrolet 6.5L V8 N/A	G	7
48 DNF	Lights	40	Bieri Racing	Heinz Wirth Uli Bieri John Graham Andrew Hepworth Vito Scavone	Alba AR20	G	3
48 DNF	Lights	40	Bieri Racing		Ford 3.0L V6 N/A	G	3
DNS	GTP	77	Mazda Motorsports	James Weaver Price Cobb	Mazda RX-792P	G	0
DNS	GTP	77	Mazda Motorsports	James Weaver Price Cobb	Mazda 5.2L 4 Rotor	G	0

Class Winners

Class	Winners
GTP	Fangio II / Wallace	Eagle MkIII
Lights	Katz / McAdam / Downing	Kudzu DG-1
GTS	Robinson / Brassfield / Hoerr / Gentilozzi	Oldsmobile Cutlass
GTU	Paul Jr. / Loring	Nissan 240SX

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Race results

Class Winners

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