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2015 Super GT Season

Pure racing, exciting season. Coming soon as a page!

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2014 Super GT Season

The GT500 cars. The regulations. And what's next?

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Frédéric Makowiecki

Find more about the talented Frenchman, currently driving for the team!

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2002 JGTC Season

Find out more about the season in 2002!

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Super GT, formerly known as All-Japan Grand Touring Championship from 1993 to 2004, is an extravagant racing event in Japan that started in 1993. It had "All-Japan GT Championship" as the name from 1993 until 2004, where the series was named to "Super GT" in 2005 until present. In 2014, the series will see technical regulations with the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (DTM for short). All the GT500 cars will have a DTM-styled bodykit for the series. They had a 10-year anniversary in 2003 and had a 20-year anniversary in 2013. Seen from the Super GT website, they created the "Archives of GT Spirits" since they had a 20-year anniversary. Contents Seasons Drivers (Foreign • Current) Teams (Current) Drivers Cars Circuits Races Tyres 2013 Super GT Season 2014 Super GT Season More Motorsport? Formula One (ENG) GP2 Series (ENG) World Rally Championship (ENG) Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (GER) World Endurance Championship (ENG)

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The 2013 Super GT season (2013年のSUPER GT 2013-nen no SUPER GT) was the 20th season of the JGTC. The season saw Yuji Tachikawa and Kohei Hirate taking their title in GT500 for Team CERUMO, with Hideki Mutoh and Yuhki Nakayama taking their title in GT300 for Team Mugen. There was about to be held an exhibition event held at Korea for the first time in Korea International Circuit, but was cancelled. Read more about the season...

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The Latest News Kazuki Nakajima and James Rossiter wins the 1000 km Suzuka in GT500, meanwhile Akira Iida, Hiroki Yoshimoto and Shinya Sato won the race in GT300. (31 August 2014) Shinichi Takagi and Takashi Kobayashi takes GT300's pole position. (30 August 2014) Kazuki Nakajima and James Rossiter takes GT500's pole position and breaks Daisuke Ito's lap record back in 2007. (30 August 2014) Augusto Farfus, Jr., Christopher Haase, Ryo Michigami, Shinya Sato, Kazuki Hiramine, Ryuichiro Tomita, Wolfgang Reip, Hiroshi Hamaguchi, Naoya Yamano, Taiyo Iida, Tojiro Azuma and Kyosuke Mineo are the third drivers for the Suzuka race. Previous Event: 2014 Fuji GT 300 km (9 - 10 August) Latest Event: 2014 1000 km Suzuka (30 - 31 August) Next Event: 2014 Okayama GT 300 km (5 - 6 October) Final 2013 Standings GT500 Drivers Pos. Drivers Pts. 1st Tachikawa / Hirate 69 2nd Tsukakoshi / Kaneishi 67 3rd Nakajima / Rossiter 60 4th Yamamoto / Makowiecki 56 5th Oshima / Kunimoto 52 Top 5 only shown Teams Pos. Team Pts. 1st Team CERUMO 89 2nd Real Racing 85 3rd Team TOM'S 80 4th Dome Racing Team 77 5th Team LeMans 72 Top 5 only shown GT300 Drivers Pos. Drivers Pts 1st Mutoh / Nakayama 85 2nd Hiranaka / Wirdheim 80 3rd Taniguchi / Kataoka 70 4th Yamano / Sasaki 66 5th Takeuchi / Tsuchiya 60 Top 5 only shown Teams Pos. Team Pts. 1st Team Mugen 107 2nd GAINER 100 3rd Goodsmile Racing 87 4th R&D Sport 87 5th Team SHIFT 84 Top 5 only shown