It's not LeMans or the 24 Hours of Daytona, but the "24 Hour Longest Night" is the first and only SCCA 24 hour amateur endurance race in the United States. The Florida Region was proud to present the 6th "24 Hour Longest Night" on December 28th through the 30th, 2001 at Moroso Motorsports Park in West Palm Beach, Florida.

The green flag dropped at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, December 29th and the overall and class winners were declared winners 24 grueling hours later with the awards ceremony at 1:15 p.m. on the 30th of December. Congratulations to all the teams, you were all WINNERS!

Professional drivers from Grand Am Cup and World Challenge, SCCA National drivers, SCCA Valvoline Runoff podium finishers, former SCCA National Champions, current SCCA National Champions and others from as far as California, New Hampshire, Colorado and Texas will travel to the Sand n Shoes region with hopes of claiming the title of the Winner of the 24 Hour Longest Night!

It is the ultimate challenge to man and machine, testing the ability of the drivers and crew to maintain their skill and patience and testing the racing machines' themselves in this twice-around-the-clock classic.

Germany's finest by Porsche, Mercedes, and BMW, challenged by American muscle from Ford and Dodge, battled by Japanese pocket-rockets from Toyota, Honda and Mazda, all in the sights of the purpose-built Spec Racer Fords, will compete for the crown.

Overall Winner - 2001 24 Hour Longest Night
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