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The 2024 Eneos Super Taikyu Series Empowered by Bridgestone is the thirty-fourth season of the Super Taikyu endurance racing championship. It began on 20-21 April at Sportsland Sugo and will end on 17 November at Fuji Speedway.

This season marks the beginning of a new three-year contract with Bridgestone to be the series' official tyre supplier. Bridgestone had taken over the supply of tyres from Hankook during the 2023 season after a fire at the Hankook manufacturing plant in Daejeon, South Korea forced them to abandon its supply.[1]

Calendar[edit]

The Super Taikyu Series announced its provisional 2024 calendar on 3 October 2023, with seven rounds held at Japan's six major motor racing circuits.[2] Sportsland Sugo will now host the opening round of the championship on 21 April, while the five-hour race at Suzuka Circuit will be moved to late September. Fuji Speedway will again host two rounds, including the series' showcase event, the Fuji SUPER TEC 24 Hours on 25-26 May, and the season finale on 17 November.

Round Event Race Length Race Format Classes Circuit Date
1 SUGO Super Taikyu 4 Hour Race 4 hours 2 races ST-X / Z / Q / 1 / 2 / 4 / 5 Sportsland Sugo 20–21 April
2 NAPAC Fuji SUPER TEC 24 Hours Race 24 hours 1 race All Fuji Speedway 24–26 May
3 TBA 5 hours 1 race ST-X / Z / TCR / 1 / 2 / 4 Autopolis 27–28 July
4 TBA 5 hours 1 race ST-X / Z / TCR / 1 / 3 / 4 / 5 Mobility Resort Motegi 7 September
5 TBA 5 hours 1 race ST-X / Z / TCR / 1 / 2 / 3 / 5 Suzuka Circuit 28–29 September
6 TBA 3 hours 2 races All Okayama International Circuit 26–27 October
7 TBA 4 hours 1 race All Fuji Speedway 16–17 November

Teams and drivers[edit]

On 2 April, the Super Taikyu Series published its provisional full-season entry list, featuring 69 entries.[3]

ST-X and ST-Z[edit]

Team Car Engine No. Drivers Rounds
ST-X (FIA GT3 homologated vehicles)
Japan Zhongsheng ROOKIE Racing[4] Mercedes-AMG GT3 Evo Mercedes-AMG M159 6.2 L V8 1 Japan Ryuta Ukai[4] 1–2
France Giuliano Alesi[4]
Japan Naoya Gamou[4]
Japan Tatsuya Kataoka[4]
Japan TKRI[3] Mercedes-AMG GT3 Evo Mercedes-AMG M159 6.2 L V8 23 Japan Daisuke[3] 1–2
Japan Yuya Motojima[3]
Japan Yuhki Nakayama[3]
Japan Kosuke Matsuura[5] 2
Japan apr[3] Lexus RC F GT3 Toyota 2UR 5.0 L V8 31 Japan Hideki Nagai[6] 1–2
Japan Kazuto Kotaka[3]
Japan Miki Koyama[7]
Japan Koki Saga[3]
Japan Hiroaki Nagai[3] 2
Japan Yuichi Nakayama[5] 2
Hong Kong Craft-Bamboo Racing[5][8] Mercedes-AMG GT3 Evo Mercedes-AMG M159 6.2 L V8 33 Chinese Taipei Jeffrey Lee[5] 2
Japan Kakunoshin Ohta[5]
Canada Dean Chen[5]
China Liang Jiatong[5]
Australia Jayden Ojeda[5]
TBA TBA TBA 62 TBA TBC
TBA
TBA
TBA
Japan GTNET MotorSports[9] Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3 Nissan 3.8 L twin-turbocharged V6 81 Japan Nobuyuki Oyagi[9] 1–2
Japan Kiyoto Fujinami[3]
Japan Takayuki Aoki[3]
Japan Nobuhiro Imada[3]
Japan Natsu Sakaguchi[3] 2
Japan Ryuichiro Oyagi[5] 2
ST-Z (SRO GT4 homologated vehicles)
Japan Team Noah[3][8] Toyota GR Supra GT4 BMW B58B30 3.0 L Twin-Turbo I6 5 Japan Toshiro Tsukada[8] 2
Japan Yu Kanamaru[8]
Japan Kokoro Morita[8]
Japan Aruga Tomita[8]
Japan Riki Tanioka[8]
Japan Yuji Kiyotaki[8]
Japan Birth Racing Project[10] Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS Clubsport Porsche 4.0 L Flat-6 19 Japan Yuki Fujii[10] 1–2
Japan Takeshi Suehiro[10]
Japan Anna Inotsume[10]
Japan Kazuya Oshima[10]
Japan Kenji Suzuki[10] 2
Japan Koichi Okumura[5] 2
Japan Naniwa Denso Naniwa Denso Team Impul[9] Nissan Z Nismo GT4 Nissan VR30DDTT 3.0 L Twin-Turbo V6 20 Japan Yuki Tanaka[9] 1–2
Japan Kazuki Oki[9]
Japan Keishi Ishikawa[6]
Japan Kazuki Hiramine[9] 2
Belgium Bertrand Baguette[8] 2
Japan Hitotsuyama Racing[3] Mercedes-AMG GT4 Mercedes-AMG M178 4.0 L V8 21 Japan Daisuke Yamawaki[3] 1–2
United Kingdom Sean Walkinshaw[3]
United Kingdom James Pull[3]
Japan Shintaro Kawabata[3]
Japan Mako Hirakawa[8] 2
Japan Sota Ogawa[5] 2
Japan Porsche Team EBI[10] Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS Clubsport Porsche 4.0 L Flat-6 22 Japan Shota Kitazono[10] 1–2
Japan Rintaro Kubo[10]
Japan Naoya Yamano[10]
Japan Yugo Iwasawa[10]
Japan Tsubasa Kondo[5] 2
Japan Team ZeroOne[9] Nissan Z Nismo GT4 Nissan VR30DDTT 3.0 L Twin-Turbo V6 25 Japan Tadao Uematsu[9] 1–2
Japan Tsugio Matsuda[9]
Japan Kimiya Sato[9]
Japan Teppei Natori[9]
26 Japan Ryuichiro Otsuka[9] 1–2
Japan Ryuichiro Tomita[9]
Japan Takuro Shinohara[9]
Japan Seiji Ara[9]
Japan Masataka Yanagida[5] 2
Japan Techno First[3] Audi R8 LMS GT4 Evo Audi 5.2 L V10 34 Japan Masaki Kano[3] 1–2
Japan Ryoma Henzan[3]
Japan Hironobu Yasuda[3]
Japan Riki Okusa[3]
Japan Tadasuke Makino[5] 2
TBA TBA TBA 40 TBA TBC
TBA
TBA
TBA
Japan Saitama Green Brave[3] Toyota GR Supra GT4 BMW B58B30 3.0 L Twin-Turbo I6 52 Japan Manabu Yamazaki[3] 1–2
Japan Hiroki Yoshida[3]
Japan Naoki Hattori[3]
Japan Seita Nonaka[3]
Japan Rin Arakawa[5] 2
Thailand 2W Zoomies x GR Garage Yamaguchi-Shunan[3] Toyota GR Supra GT4 BMW B58B30 3.0 L Twin-Turbo I6 59 Thailand Kachorn Chiaravanont[5] 2
Japan Kazuhisa Urabe[5]
Japan Yuji Tachikawa[5]
Thailand Andrew Adulayavichitr[5]
Thailand Warren Adulayavichitr[5]
TBA TBA TBA 77 TBA TBC
TBA
TBA
TBA
Japan Buzz Progress Racing[3] Mercedes-AMG GT4 Mercedes-AMG M178 4.0 L V8 111 Japan Nagayasu Miyagi[3] 1
Finland Max Yuki Salo[3]
Japan Sota Ogawa[3]
Japan Taiga Imoto[3]
Japan Auto Factory[3] Mercedes-AMG GT4 Mercedes-AMG M178 4.0 L V8 555 Japan Jun Tashiro[3] 1–2
Japan Shigehiro Ikemoto[3]
Japan Kazutaka Tokufuji[3]
Japan Go Nagata[3]
TBA[5] 2
TBA[5] 2
Japan SHADE Racing[3] Toyota GR Supra GT4 BMW B58B30 3.0 L Twin-Turbo I6 885 Japan Hiro Hayashi[3] 1–2
Japan Katsuyuki Hiranaka[3]
Japan Eijiro Shimizu[3]
Japan Morio Nitta[5] 2

ST-TCR and ST-Q[edit]

Team Car No. Drivers Rounds
ST-TCR (TCR homologated vehicles)
Japan M&K Racing[3] Honda Civic Type R TCR (FL5) 97 Japan Mitsuhiro Endo[3] TBC
Japan Shinji Nakano[3]
TBA
TBA
TBA Honda Civic Type R TCR (FL5) 98 TBA TBC
TBA
TBA
TBA
Japan Audi Team Show Apex[11] Audi RS 3 LMS TCR (2017) 430 Japan Genki Nishimura[11] TBC
Japan Shozo Tagahara[11]
Japan Ryosuke Kagami[11]
Japan Shigetomo Shimono[11]
Japan Yoshinari Fujiwara[11] TBC
Japan Takayoshi Kimura[11] TBC
ST-Q (development vehicles approved by the STO)
Japan Mazda Spirit Racing[4] Mazda Roadster (NDERC) CNF Concept 12 Japan Hiroshi Kawata[4] 1–2
Japan Ryohei Sakaguchi[4]
Japan Yuui Tsutsumi[4]
Japan Tatsuya Minowa[5] 2
Mazda3 Bio Concept 55 Japan Kazuhiro Terakawa[4] 1–2
Japan Yutaka Seki[4]
Japan Kaoru Ijiri[4]
Japan Ikuo Maeda[4] 2
Japan Takahiro Sato[5] 2
Japan ORC ROOKIE Racing[12] Toyota GR86 CNF Concept 28 Japan Eisuke Sasaki[12] 1–2
Japan Sho Tsuboi[12]
Japan Kazuya Oshima[12]
Japan Daisuke Toyoda[4]
Japan Nirei Fukuzumi[5] 2
Toyota GR Yaris DAT Concept (Rd. 1)[6]
Toyota GR Corolla H2 Concept (Rd. 2)[5] 		32 Japan "Morizo"[12] 1–2
Japan Masahiro Sasaki[4]
Japan Hiroaki Ishiura[12]
Japan Yasuhiro Ogura[4]
Japan Masahiko Kondo[5] 2
Finland Jari-Matti Latvala[12] 2
Japan Team SDA Engineering[4] Subaru BRZ CNF Concept 61 Japan Kazuhiro Ito[3] 2
Japan Hideki Yamauchi[4]
Japan Takuto Iguchi[4]
Japan Masafumi Hanazawa[3]
Japan Koichi Hirota[5]
Japan GR Team Spirit[7] Toyota GR Supra Racing Concept 92 Japan Keizo Kato[7] 1–2
Japan Takamitsu Matsui[7]
Japan Shunsuke Kohno[7]
Japan Kenta Yamashita[7]
Japan Kazuki Nakajima[5] 2
Japan NISMO Nissan Z Racing Concept 230 Japan Kohei Hirate[3] 2
Japan Daiki Sasaki[3]
Japan Katsumasa Chiyo[3]
Japan Mitsunori Takaboshi[3]
Italy Ronnie Quintarelli[8]
Japan Satoshi Motoyama[8]
Japan Team HRC[13] Honda Civic Type R CNF Concept 271 Japan Hiroki Otsu[13] 1–2
Japan Hideki Mutoh[6]
Japan Tomoki Nojiri[6] 1
Japan Shion Tsujimoto[8] 2
Japan Shinichi Katsura[8] 2
Japan Yohei Hashimoto[8] 2
Japan Masamichi Ishii[8] 2

ST-1 to ST-5[edit]

Team Car No. Drivers Rounds
ST-1
Japan K's Frontier KTM Cars[3] KTM X-Bow GTX 2 Japan Taiyo Ida[3] 1–2
Japan Hiroki Katoh[3]
Japan Kazuho Takahashi[3]
Japan Hiroki Yoshimoto[3]
Japan Takashi Kobayashi[5] 2
ST-2 (2,400–3,500cc, front-wheel and all-wheel drive)
Japan Shinryo Racing Team[3] Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X (CZ4A) 6 Japan Tomohiro Tomimasu[3] 1–2
Japan Yasushi Kikuchi[3]
Japan Masazumi Ohashi[3]
Japan Turbo Asahi[5] 2
Japan Takahiro Matsuzawa[5] 2
7 Japan Hitoshi Gotoh[3] 1–2
Japan Keisuke Anzai[3]
Japan Kazunari Yoshioka [3]
Japan Hisahiko Usui[3]
Japan Kazuaki Kimura[5] 2
Japan Tatsuya Okahara[5] 2
Japan Endless Sports[3] Toyota GR Yaris (GXPA16) 13 Japan Masaya Hanazato[3] 1–2
Japan Mizuki Ishizaka[3]
Japan Hitoshi Okada[3] 1
Japan Reimei Ito[5] 2
Japan Sei Okada[5] 2
Japan HCM Uchino Racing[3] Honda Civic Type R (FL5) 36 Japan Koichi Iwama[3] 2
Japan Noriaki Uchino[3]
Japan Toshijiro Akutsu[3]
Japan Jun Doi[3]
Japan Takuto Sakai[5]
Japan Yasunori Matsumoto[5]
Japan Nihon Automobile College[3] Honda Civic Type R (FL5) 72 Japan Makoto Kanai[3] 1–2
Japan Tetsuya Yamano[3]
Japan Toshiya Nojima[3]
Japan Kenta Kawafuku[5] 2
Japan Shinichi Morimoto[5] 2
Japan Takumi Minamisawa[5] 2
Japan Team Spoon[3] Honda Civic Type R (FL5) 95 Japan Eiji Yamada[3] 1–2
Japan Syun Koide[3]
Japan Piston Nishizawa[3]
Japan Yusuke Mitsui[14] 2
Japan Taketoshi Matsui[5] 2
Japan Yasunori Nakajima[5] 2
Japan KTMS[3] Toyota GR Yaris (GXPA16) 225 Japan Kengo Ichijo[3] 1–2
Japan Shunji Okumoto[3]
Japan Rikuto Kobayashi[3]
Japan Jin Nakamura[3]
Japan Honda R&D Challenge[3] Honda Civic Type R (FL5) 743 Japan Hiroki Ishigaki[3] 1–2
Japan Junichi Kidachi[3]
Japan Tensho Kobayashi[3]
Japan Tomoki Nojiri[5] 2
Japan Hideki Kakinuma[5] 2
TBA TBA TBA TBA TBC
TBA
TBA
TBA
ST-3 (2,400–3,500cc, rear-wheel drive)
Japan Okabe Jidosha Motorsport[3] Nissan Fairlady Z (Z34) 15 Japan Shuji Maejima[3] 1–2
Japan Masaaki Nagashima[3]
Japan Seiya Motojima[3]
Japan Nozomi Udaka[3] 1
Japan Tsubasa Mekaru[5] 2
Japan Ai Miura[5] 2
Finland Max Yuki Salo[5] 2
16 Japan Toru Tanaka[3] 1–2
Japan Kazuomi Komatsu[3]
Japan Tetsuya Tanaka[3]
Japan Tsubasa Mekaru[3] 1
Japan Masaya Kono[5] 2
Japan Yuya Nakajima[5] 2
Japan Tracy Sports with Delta[3] Lexus RC 350 (GSC10) 38 Japan Toshiki Ishimori[3] 1–2
Japan Takanobu Ishizuka[3]
Japan Shunsuke Ozaki[3] 1
Japan Sesshu Kondo[3] 2
Japan Yuma Shoji[3] 2
Japan Takumi Shima[3] 2
39 Japan Shinya Fujita[3] 1–2
Japan Takashi Itoh[3]
Japan Yuma Shoji[3] 1
Japan Dai Mizuno[5] 2
Japan Takumi Sanada[5] 2
TBA[5] 2
ST-4 (1,500–2,500cc)
Japan Endless Sports Toyota GR86 (ZN8) 3 Japan Hiroyuki Saka[3] 1–2
Japan Togo Suganami[3]
Japan Reimei Ito[3] 1
Japan Ryo Ogawa[5] 2
Japan Miku Ikeshima[5] 2
Japan Asano Racing Service Toyota GR86 (ZN8) 18 Japan Takeo Asano[3] 1–2
Japan Shinnosuke Ito[3]
Japan Kazumi Mikami[3]
Japan Shoya Suzuki[3] 1
Japan Yuta Kamimura[5] 2
Japan Tokazu Shiba[5] 2
Japan Naohisa Kondo[5] 2
Japan Tracy Sports with Delta[3] Toyota GR86 (ZN8) 41 Japan Hirotaka Ishii[3] 1–2
Japan Yusuke Tomibayashi[3]
Japan Dai Mizuno[3] 1
Japan Shunsuke Okazaki[5] 2
Japan Yuki Ohta[5] 2
TBA[5] 2
Japan Team G/Motion'[3] Toyota GR86 (ZN8) 60 Japan Resshu Shioya[3] 1–2
Japan Masayuki Minato[3]
Japan Keisuke Ohara[3]
Japan Takumi Umehara[5] 2
Japan Over Drive[3] Mazda Roadster RF (NDERC) 66 Japan Kyosuke Inomata[3] 1–2
Japan Kohei Tokumasu[3]
Japan Takahisa Ohno[3]
Japan Hirohito Ito[3]
Japan Tatsuya Osaki[5] 2
Japan Takayuki Takechi[5] 2
Japan HMR Racing[3] Toyota GR86 (ZN8) 216 Japan "Kenbow"[3] 1–2
Japan Kota Sasaki[3]
Japan Tomomitsu Senoo[3]
Japan "Ishiken"[3]
Japan "Naoryu"[5] 2
Japan SHADE Racing[3] Toyota GR86 (ZN8) 884 Japan Masahiko Kageyama[3] 1–2
Japan Yuji Kunimoto[3]
Japan Shinnosuke Yamada[3]
Japan Teppei Tsuruta[3]
ST-5 (up to 1,500cc)
Japan Team Bride[3] Honda Fit4 RS (GS4) 4 Japan Yuya Ohta[3] 1–2
Japan Kaoru Arai[3]
Japan Takao Seto[3]
Japan Hiroshi Ito[6]
Japan Soichi Kurosu[5] 2
Japan Shunya Ito[5] 2
Japan D.R.C EZO[3] Honda Fit3 RS (GK5) 11 Japan Hajime Omono[3] 1–2
Japan Ryohei Oshima[3]
Japan Ryoji Tashiro[3]
Japan Masaharu Nishioka[3]
Japan Motoharu Sato[5] 2
Japan Ryuichi Furuido[5] 2
Japan Team NOPRO[3] Mazda2 Diesel Turbo (DJ5FS) 17 Japan Hideyoshi Nishizawa[3] 1–2
Japan Tobio Ohtani[3]
Japan Misaki Konishi[3]
Japan Toshihiko Nogami[3]
Japan Hiroaki Yamamoto[5] 2
Japan Junichi Agematsu[5] 2
Mazda Demio (DE5FS) 37 Japan Johnny Ogura[3] 1–2
Japan Suguru Kawana[3]
Japan Kazuhito Ishii[3]
Japan Yoshihiro Kato[3]
Japan Tatsuya Tanigawa[5] 2
Japan Tatsuya Nogami[5] 2
Japan Maple Hiroshima Racing Team[3] Mazda Roadster (ND5RC) 27 Japan Haruhiko Sugino[3] 1
Japan Yuga Furutani[3]
Japan Noriyuki Higuchi[3]
TBA TBC
Japan Love Drive Racing[3] Mazda Roadster (ND5RC) 50 Japan Junko Fujii[3] 2
Japan Shui Sato[5]
Japan Shoya Suzuki[5]
Japan Ryoko Nakamura[5]
Japan Over Drive[3] Mazda Roadster (ND5RC) 65 Japan Tatsuya Ota[3] 1–2
Japan Shuichiro Hokazono[3]
Japan Sena Kuronuma[3]
Japan Takuma Ikeda[3]
Japan Eiji Niwa[5] 2
Japan Mitsuru Nomura[5] 2
Japan Team Yamato[3] Honda Fit3 RS (GK5) 67 Japan Shinya Uchiyama[3] 1–2
Japan Ryohei Yasui[3]
Japan Ryo Mukumoto[3]
Japan Buzz Progress Racing[3] Mazda Roadster (ND5RC) 76 Japan Masaki Ano[6] 1–2
Japan Junpei Kato[3]
Japan Hitoshi Sakai[3]
Japan Takashi Nara[3] 1
Japan "Ken Alex"[5] 2
Japan Masakazu Sakai[5] 2
Japan Yuki Ano[5] 2
Japan Naoto Uzuka[3] TBC
Japan Murakami Motors[3] Mazda Roadster (ND5RC) 88 Japan Hiroyuki Murakami [3] 1–2
Japan Daichi Okamoto[6]
Japan Soichiro Yoshida[6]
Japan Shinichi Uemura[6] 1
Japan Keiji Amemiya[5] 2
Japan Ryohei Arioka[5] 2
89 Japan Shinichi Uemura[5] 2
Japan Marie Iwaoka[5]
Japan Yoshitsugu Kondo[5]
Japan Akira Nakamura[5]
Japan Taro Kajitani[5]
Japan Access Racing Team[3] Toyota Vitz (NCP131) 110 Japan Toshiyuki Matsuda[3] 1
Japan Shingo Wada[6]
Japan Taiga Kabaki[3]
Japan Mazda Spirit Racing[3] Mazda Roadster (ND5RC) 120 Japan Junji Ueda[3] 1–2
Japan Shohei Oda[3]
Japan Subaru Kumeta[6]
Japan Tatsuya Minowa[3] 1
Japan Eiichi Honda[3] 2
Japan Taisei Matsubara[5] 2
Japan Ryoto Kikuchi[5] 2
Japan Honda Cars Tokai[3] Honda Fit4 RS (GS4) 222 Japan Toshiki Takeuchi[3] 1–2
Japan Masayuki Sumi[3]
Japan Masaki Nishihata[3]
Japan Ryoji Matsumoto[5] 2
Japan AutoLabo[3] Toyota Yaris (MXPA10) 290 Japan Yuuma Murata[3] 1–2
Japan Takeshi Kitagawa[3]
Japan Daimu Yasuda[3]
Japan Atsuhito Otomo[3] 1
Japan Yuichi Yoko[5] 2
Japan Daisuke Itō[5] 2
TBA[5] 2
Japan Select Hotels Group[3] Honda Fit3 RS (GK5) 888 Japan Takuya Shiga[3] 1–2
Japan Taro Matsunami[3]
Japan Hiroshi Nakamura[3]
Japan Takaya Kusano[3]
Japan Yasuhiro Kishima[5] 2
Japan Yuya Ohta[5] 2

Race results[edit]

Bold indicates overall winner for the race.

Round Circuit Race Overall Pole Position ST-X Winners ST-Z Winners ST-TCR Winners ST-Q Winners
1 Sugo Group 1 Japan No. 1 Zhongsheng Rookie Racing Japan No. 1 Zhongsheng Rookie Racing did not participate did not participate Japan No. 32 ORC Rookie Racing
Japan Ryuta Ukai
France Giuliano Alesi
Japan Naoya Gamou
Japan Tatsuya Kataoka 		Japan Ryuta Ukai
France Giuliano Alesi
Japan Naoya Gamou
Japan Tatsuya Kataoka 		Japan Morizo
Japan Masahiro Sasaki
Japan Hiroaki Ishiura
Japan Yasuhiro Ogura
Group 2 Japan No. 26 Team ZeroOne did not participate Japan No. 52 Saitama Green Brave Japan No. 92 GR Team Spirit
Japan Ryuichiro Otsuka
Japan Ryuichiro Tomita
Japan Takuro Shinohara
Japan Seiji Ara 		Japan Manabu Yamazaki
Japan Hiroki Yoshida
Japan Naoki Hattori
Japan Seita Nonaka 		Japan Keizo Kato
Japan Takamitsu Matsui
Japan Shunsuke Kohno
Japan Kenta Yamashita
2 Fuji 24h
3 Autopolis
4 Motegi
5 Suzuka
6 Okayama Group 1
Group 2
7 Fuji 4h
Round Circuit Race ST-1 Winners ST-2 Winners ST-3 Winners ST-4 Winners ST-5 Winners
1 Sugo Group 1[15][16] did not participate Japan No. 225 Kobe Toyopet Motorsports Japan No. 38 Tracy Sports with Delta Japan No. 3 Endless Sports did not participate
Japan Kengo Ichijo
Japan Shunji Okumoto
Japan Rikuto Kobayashi
Japan Jin Nakamura 		Japan Takanobu Ishizuka
Japan Toshiki Ichimori
Japan Shunsuke Ozaki 		Japan Hiroyuki Saka
Japan Togo Suganami
Japan Reimei Ito
Group 2[17][16] no finishers did not participate Japan No. 88 Murakami Motors
Japan Hiroyuki Murakami
Japan Daichi Okamoto
Japan Soichiro Yoshida
Japan Shinichi Uemura
2 Fuji 24h
3 Autopolis did not participate did not participate
4 Motegi did not participate
5 Suzuka did not participate
6 Okayama Group 1
Group 2
7 Fuji 4h

Championship standings[edit]

Championship points are awarded in every class with the exception of ST-Q at the end of each event.

For the ST-X, ST-Z, and ST-TCR championships, each team's six highest scoring rounds are validated in the final championship standings.

Points systems[18]
Duration 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th ≤11th Pole
3–4 Hours / 500km 20 15 12 10 8 6 4 3 2 1 0 2
5 Hours / 700km 30 22.5 18 15 12 9 6 4.5 3 1.5 1 2
≥12 Hours / 1400km 45 35 27 23 18 13 9 7 5 3 1 2

Notes

  • If the final round of the championship is less than five hours or 700 kilometres, 1.5 times the regular amount of points will be awarded.

Teams' Championship standings[edit]

Pos Teams SUG 24H AUT MRM SUZ OIC FSW Pts
G1 G2 G1 G2
ST-X
1 Japan No. 1 Zhongsheng ROOKIE Racing 1 22
2 Japan No. 23 TKRI 2 15
3 Japan No. 31 apr 3 12
4 Japan No. 81 GTNET MotorSports 4 10
Hong Kong No. 33 Craft-Bamboo Racing
ST-Z
1 Japan No. 52 Saitama Green Brave 1 20
2 Japan No. 26 Team ZeroOne 2 17
3 Japan No. 34 Techno First 3 12
4 Japan No. 19 Birth Racing Project 4 10
5 Japan No. 22 Porsche Team EBI 5 8
6 Japan No. 21 Hitotsuyama Racing 6 6
7 Japan No. 555 Auto Factory 7 4
8 Japan No. 111 Buzz Progress Racing 8 3
9 Japan No. 885 SHADE Racing 9 2
10 Japan No. 25 Team ZeroOne 10 1
— Japan No. 20 Naniwa Denso Naniwa Denso Team Impul Ret —
Japan No. 5 Team Noah
Thailand No. 59 2W Zoomies x GR Garage Yamaguchi-Shunan
ST-Q
1 Japan No. 92 GR Spirit Racing 1 22
2 Japan No. 32 ORC ROOKIE Racing 1 20
3 Japan No. 28 ORC ROOKIE Racing 2 17
4 Japan No. 12 Mazda Spirit Racing 2 15
5 Japan No. 55 Mazda Spirit Racing 3 12
— Japan No. 271 Team HRC Ret —
Japan No. 61 Team SDA Engineering
Japan No. 230 NISMO
ST-1
1 Japan No. 2 K's Frontier KTM Cars Ret 2
ST-2
1 Japan No. 225 KTMS 1 22
2 Japan No. 72 Nihon Automobile College 2 15
3 Japan No. 95 Team Spoon 3 12
4 Japan No. 13 Endless Sports 4 10
5 Japan No. 743 Honda R&D Challenge 5 8
6 Japan No. 7 Shinryo Racing Team 6 6
7 Japan No. 6 Shinryo Racing Team 7 4
Japan No. 36 HCM Uchino Racing
ST-3
1 Japan No. 38 Tracy Sports with Delta 1 22
2 Japan No. 39 Tracy Sports with Delta 2 15
3 Japan No. 15 Okabe Jidosha Motorsport 3 12
— Japan No. 16 Okabe Jidosha Motorsport Ret —
ST-4
1 Japan No. 3 Endless Sports 1 20
2 Japan No. 884 SHADE Racing 2 15
3 Japan No. 66 Over Drive 3 12
4 Japan No. 60 Team G/Motion 4 10
5 Japan No. 41 Tracy Sports with Delta 5 10
6 Japan No. 18 Asano Racing Service 6 6
— Japan No. 216 HMR Racing Ret —
ST-5
1 Japan No. 88 Murakami Motors 1 22
2 Japan No. 65 Over Drive 2 15
3 Japan No. 17 Team NOPRO 3 12
4 Japan No. 76 Buzz Progress Racing 4 10
5 Japan No. 27 Maple Hiroshima Racing Team 5 8
6 Japan No. 4 Team Bride 6 6
7 Japan No. 67 Team Yamato 7 4
8 Japan No. 37 Team NOPRO 8 3
9 Japan No. 222 Honda Cars Tokai 9 2
10 Japan No. 11 D.R.C EZO 10 1
— Japan No. 888 Select Hotels Group 11 0
— Japan No. 120 Mazda Spirit Racing 12† 0
— Japan No. 290 AutoLabo NC —
— Japan No. 110 Access Racing Team Ret —
Japan No. 50 Love Drive Racing
Japan No. 89 Murakami Motors

References[edit]

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