Endurance racing is a type of motorsport where teams of drivers race over long periods, often lasting several hours or even days. The goal is to cover the greatest distance in the allotted time, with cars and drivers pushing their limits to maintain speed and durability. These races test both the performance of the vehicles and the stamina of the drivers. Endurance racing often involves multiple drivers per team, as they take turns behind the wheel to avoid fatigue. Famous endurance races include the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the 24 Hours of Daytona.

Definition und Bedeutung von „endurance racing“ im Englischen

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