Endurance racing is a motorsport that focuses on long-distance events, where teams of drivers compete over several hours or even days. The goal is to cover the greatest distance within a set time frame, often requiring strategic planning, teamwork, and vehicle reliability. Popular formats include the 24 Hours of Le Mans and 24 Hours of Daytona. In endurance racing, drivers take turns behind the wheel, allowing them to manage fatigue and maintain high performance. Races often feature a variety of vehicles, including sports cars and prototype cars, which are designed for speed and durability. Pit stops for refueling, tire changes, and repairs are crucial to a team's success.