Maxi Endurance 32: World's Longest Endurance Race.

[RACECAR]

History will be made next weekend at the Portimao circuit in Portugal when sports car racing teams take part in the Maxi Endurance 32, in what is set to become the world’s longest circuit endurance race.
Organized by Jesús Díez Villarroel, the former Spanish GT champion has put together a unique event that has attracted interest from teams and drivers across Europe, for what could very well be known as a race for the ages.

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Sounds very ambitious, even optimistic.

 

[MatskiMonk]

Dammit, I would have gone to this if I'd have known.

They did try it before, only longer... https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/48-hour-endurance-race-navarra.271041/

 

[TenEightyOne]

I can watch a 24H race but I don't know if I could manage 32 hours, maybe that's why we haven't seen more of these.

And was I the only one disappointed not to see a field of these? Cumulatively they should be able to total 30+ hours on the road, with a bit of luck.

 

[MrWednesday]

It's five hours short of being the world's longest endurance race. A 37-hour race was completed about three weeks ago at Eagles Canyon north of Dallas.

 

[Earth]

They cover on average about 3,200 miles at the Le Mans 24 hours I wonder how this will compare