Regional Airport is located a few miles southeast of the city and provides general aviation facilities for Sebring. The airport is also the home of the Sebring International Raceway, the host of the 12 Hours of Sebring, second round of WeatherTech SportsCar Championship automobile race series, held annually in March. The airport has also hosted the annual US Sport Aviation Expo for eight years. The nearest regularly scheduled passenger service is provided at Orlando International Airport, by road to the north. The city is served by Amtrak from the Sebring station, a depot built in 1924 by the Seaboard Air Line and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Amtrak's daily service to Sebring consists of two trains each from the Silver Meteor and Silver Star, heading south to Miami and north to Tampa, Orlando and New York City. CSX Transportation owns the track over which Amtrak operates. The South Central Florida Express railroad connects to the CSX line in Sebring, allowing transportation of sugar from Clewiston to the rest of the country. Media Television Sebring is located in a fringe viewing area of the Tampa-St. Petersburg television market (DMA). In addition to the primary Tampa-market television signals, local services offer signals from WFTV, the ABC affiliate in Orlando and WINK, the CBS affiliate in Fort Myers/Naples. Radio Sebring is the largest city in the Sebring radio market, which is ranked as the 288th largest in the United States by Arbitron. Radio stations broadcasting from Sebring include WAVP (1390AM), WWLL (105.7FM/Adult Contemporary), WITS (1340AM/Religion ), and WJCM (1050AM/ESPN). The latter three are co-owned with WWOJ (99.1FM/Country), licensed to neighboring Avon Park and WWTK (730AM/News-Talk), licensed to Lake Placid, to the south. The five stations together operate from studios in Sebring on Highway 27 near the town's northern city limit. Notable people Rex Beach, olympian and author Jacque Fresco, Social engineering Gene Harris, former pitcher for the Seattle Mariners. Ronnie Lippett, NFL player for New England Patriots Parker Lee McDonald, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Florida Ralph McGill, NFL player for San Francisco 49ers Major Thomas B. McGuire Jr., World War II fighter ace, Medal of Honor recipient Frankie Neal, NFL player Eliot Teltscher, professional tennis player Cornelia Wallace, First Lady of Alabama 1971–1978 Gabe White, Major League Baseball player. References External links City of Sebring official website Sebring Chamber of Commerce Sebring High School Sebring Public Library