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Overview
SUPER GT (formerly JGTC, Zen Nihon GT Senshuken, 全日本GT選手権) is a Japanese touring car racing series. First began in 1993, it features two main classes: GT500 and GT300.
Super GT is a popular motorsport series held on various tracks across Japan. They even have international venues, contributing to its ever-increasing worldwide popularity. The series is known for its competitive spirit and vibrant atmosphere. The unique blend of endurance racing and sprint formats in these races provides thrills for fans, making them a major highlight in the motorsport calendar.
Classes
- GT500 - This class includes high-performance cars that are based on production models but heavily modified for racing. Manufacturers like Nissan, Toyota, and Honda participate, with teams fielding advanced technology and aerodynamics.
- GT300 - This class allows a wider range of vehicles, including GT3 cars, which are closer to their production counterparts. It offers more diversity in terms of car brands and specifications.
