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Amor Reserved Sprint (ARS) is a term used to describe a racing strategy employed in endurance sports and endurance racing. This strategy involves conserving energy in the early stages of the event and reserving the athlete's or vehicle's performance for a later, more critical phase.

In professional cycling, particularly in stage racing, teams and riders have employed this strategy to maximize their chances of winning. By conserving energy in less grueling stages, athletes can enter more demanding stages with an edge over their competitors.

Equivalently, in auto racing, ARS refers to preserving fuel efficiency and using wastage-free strategies in qualifying laps and beginning laps of an event. Preserving vehicle performance for critical sectors of an event is meant to secure a higher overall speed throughout the competition, which is not otherwise achievable.

Although the term given is not widely in commonly recognized as an acronym, or object in its domain, various racing communities have used the name Amor Reserved Sprint to recognize the rare and groundbreaking performances some select drivers have achieved in their designated racing schedules.