2017 Super Taikyu Series

Last updated February 19, 2024

The 2017 Super Taikyu Series is the 26th season of the Super Taikyu Series. The season will start on 1 April at Twin Ring Motegi and end on 15 October at Okayama International Circuit.

Teams and drivers

ST–X

Team	Car	No.	Drivers	Rounds
Kondō Racing	Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3	1	Tomonobu Fujii	All
			Kazuki Hiramine
			Yudai Uchida
Endless Sports	Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3	3	Yūya Motojima	All
			Yukinori Taniguchi
			Hideki Yamauchi
ARN RACING	Ferrari 488 GT3	8	Hiroaki Nagai	All
			Kota Sasaki	All
			Yuki Shiraishi	3
			Tsubasa Mekaru	5
K's Frontier	Porsche 997 GT3-R	25	Taiyō Iida	1–2, 5–6
			Tetsuo Ogino	1–2, 5–6
			Shinichi Takagi	1
			Tomoki Nojiri	2, 5–6
HubAuto Racing	Ferrari 488 GT3	89	Morris Chen	1–5
			Yuya Sakamoto	1–5
			Hiroki Yoshimoto	1–4
			Daiki Yoshimoto	5
			Shunsuke Kohno	5
GTNET MOTOR SPORTS	Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3	99	Kiyoto Fujinami	All
			Kazuki Hoshino
			Tadao Uematsu
Rn-sports	Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT3	112	Nobuo Kubo	3–6
			Atsushi Sato
			Ryōsei Yamashita
			Masayuki Ueda	5
D'Station Racing	Porsche 911 GT3 R	777	Seiji Ara	All
			Satoshi Hoshino
			Tsubasa Kondō
CarGuy Racing	Lamborghini Huracán GT3	999	Takeshi Kimura	3–6
			Afiq Yazid	3–6
			Naoki Yokomizo	3–5
			Kei Cozzolino	5–6
Sources:^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]

ST–TCR

Team	Car	No.	Drivers	Rounds
Adenau	Volkswagen Golf GTI TCR	10	Philippe Devesa	3, 5–6
			Shōgo Mitsuyama	3, 5–6
			Toshikazu Wakisaka	5
Birth Racing Project	Audi RS 3 LMS TCR	19	Kei Akiyoshi	All
			Kōichi Okumura	All
			Yūsaku Shibata	2
			Yoshimitsu Ueno	4–5
			Daisuke Yamawaki	1, 3, 5–6
Audi Team DreamDrive	Audi RS 3 LMS TCR	45	Takuya Shirakasa	All
			Shōzo Tagahara
			Naoto Takeda
			Toshihiro Arai	5
Modulo Racing Project	Honda Civic Type-R TCR	97	Shinichi Ebisawa	1–4
			Shinichi Ito	All
			Shinji Nakano	All
			Hidenori Konai	5–6
			Ryō Michigami	5
MOTUL DOME RACING PROJECT		98	Keishi Ishikawa	All
			Hiroki Kato
			Takuya Kurosawa
			Hiroki Yoshida	5
Sources:^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]

ST–1

Team	Car	No.	Drivers	Rounds
apr	Porsche 911 GT3 Cup	31	Masami Kageyama	All
			Katsuhito Ogawa
			Ryūichirō Tomita
BEND	BMW Z4M Coupe	51	Shinya Hosokawa	1, 5
			Daisuke Ikeda
			Masamitsu Ishihara
			Atsushi Yogō	5
Sources:^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]

ST–2

Team	Car	No.	Drivers	Rounds
Shinryo Racing Team	Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X	6	Yasushi Kikuchi	All
			Masazumi Ohashi
			Tomohiro Tomimasu
		7	Atsushi Ishizaki	All
			Masato Narisawa
			Soichiro Yoshida
			Genki Nishimura	5
RS OGAWA	Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X	20	Sesshū Kondō	All
			Takeshi Matsumoto
			Kazuya Shimogaki
			Junji Ueda	5
	Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX	30	Katsuichi Ito	1–3
			Hajime Oami
			Shinya Sato
TOWAINTEC Racing	Subaru WRX STi	59	Hitoshi Goto	All
			Manabu Osawa	All
			Nobuteru Taniguchi	5
Sources:^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]

ST–3

Team	Car	No.	Drivers	Rounds
OKABEJIDOSHA motorsport	Nissan Fairlady Z (Z34)	14	Yasuhiro Arai	All
			Toshiaki Koshimizu
			Manabu Yamazaki
			Yoshinobu Masuda	5
		15	Masaaki Nagashima	All
			Tetsuya Tanaka
			Toru Tanaka
			Kazumi Komatsu	5
		23	Mitsunori Atake	All
			Masaya Kōno
			Manabu Oohara
			Takahiko Shimazawa	5
Team Nopro	Mazda Axela Diesel Turbo	17	Tatsuya Nogami	All
			Toshihiko Nogami
			Tatsuya Tanigawa
			Hiroki Yamada	5
TECHNO FIRST	Nissan Fairlady Z	34	Satoshi Matsubara	All
			Satoshi Motoyama
			Hironobu Yasuda
			Masaki Kano	5
Tracy Sports	Lexus IS350	38	Makoto Hotta	All
			Ryōhei Sakaguchi	All
			Morio Nitta	5
	Lexus RC350	39	Syuji Maejima	All
			Yūya Tezuka
			Akira Suzuki
			Taketoshi Matsui	5
Le Beausset Motorsports	Lexus RC350	62	Yūya Hiraki	1, 5
			Yuichi Nakayama	All
			Koki Saga	All
			Kenta Yamashita	2–6
Saitama Toyopet GreenBrave	Toyota Mark X	68	Naoki Hattori	All
			Takayuki Hiranuma
			Shigekazu Wakisaka
NDS Racing Section	Nissan Fairlady Z (Z33)	118	Yosunari Fujiwara	4
			Yuji Kiitaki
			Toshirō Tsukada
Sources:^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]

ST–4

Team	Car	No.	Drivers	Rounds
RIKU	Honda Civic Type-R	12	Hayato Date	1–2, 5–6
			"Riku"
			Takayuki Matsui
			Shigekazu Namiki	5
Endless Sports	Toyota 86	13	Masaya Hanazato	All
			Ryō Ogawa
			Tsubasa Takahashi
Asano Racing Service	Toyota 86	18	Takeo Asano	All
			Masataka Inoue	All
			Kazunori Nishimura	1, 5
			Daiji Yamada	2, 4
			Teruyuki Kasahara	5
			Shukukazu Shiba	6
Tarmac Pro Racing Team	Toyota Vitz GRMN Turbo	26	Kazuhiko Kawanago	1–5
			Mitsuaki Matsuo	All
			Tobio Ohtani	All
Makiguchi Technique	Subaru BRZ	27	Masaki Baba	All
			Isao Ihashi
			Takahiro Muraji
T's Concept	Toyota 86	28	Tohjiro Azuma	6
			Masayuki Ueda
			Tetsuya Moriyama
		29	Tohjiro Azuma	1–5
			Daisuke Matsunaga	1–5
			Tetsuya Moriyama	1, 5
			Yasuhiro Ogura	2–3, 5–6
			Yuji Takahashi	6
			Miki Koyama	6
TRACYSPORTS	Toyota 86	40	Ryuju Fujita	All
			Teruhiko Hamano
			Akiya Yoshimoto
			Yukihiko Yamamoto	5
TC CORSE	Mazda Roadster	54	Teruaki Kato	All
TC CORSE	Mazda Roadster	54	Yuui Tsutsumi	All
AUTOFACTORY	Toyota 86	55	Takashi Ito	All
			Masayuki Tanaka
			Jun Tashiro
G-motion with KRP	Honda Integra Type-R	58	Kōichi Kobayashi	6
			Retsushu Shioya
			Sakiko Tsuji
		60	Kazuyuki Matsumoto	1–3, 5–6
			Takahiro Matsuzawa	1–3, 5–6
			Hajime Suzuki	1–3, 6
			Toshirō Tsukada	5
			Su Wuxi	5
amuse & SPV Racing	Toyota 86	74	Ryūta Uketa	5–6
			Kenny Lee	5
			Tetsuya Hibino	6
			Hitoshi Matsui	6
		100	Hachiro Osaka	1–4
			Takashi Shibuya	All
			Tadashi Watanabe	All
			Nanami Tsukamoto	6
CUSCO RACING	Toyota 86	77	Kōji Endō	All
			Yasunori Nakajima
			Eiji Yamada
TOM'S Spirit	Toyota 86	86	Naoya Gamou	All
			Takamitsu Matsui	All
			Takuto Iguchi	1, 5
			Sho Tsuboi	2–6
SKR ENGINEERING	Honda S2000	93	Yuya Ohta	All
			Masahiro Sasaki	All
			Yūsaku Shibata	5
ASTMIL Racing	Honda Integra Type-R	96	Keiichi Inoue	1
ASTMIL Racing	Honda Integra Type-R	96	Yuki Nemoto	1
W.S. ENGINEERING	Honda S2000	116	Yasuhiro Ogushi	4, 6
			Tetsuya Shuto
			Yoshida Yasuyuki
Yukari Yukari Racing	Honda Integra Type-R	220	Yoshiyuki Tsuruga	6
			Takahiro Watanabe
			Kōsuke Watari
GLORYRACING with A-ONE	Honda Civic Type-R Euro	333	Kizuku Hirota	1, 3, 5–6
			Yuya Nakajima	1, 3, 5–6
			Kazuhisa Shimoyama	1, 3, 5
			Inouchi Tomohiro	5
Sources:^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]

ST–5

Team	Car	No.	Drivers	Rounds
TEAM221 BOMEX with Auto Laboratory ND5RC	Mazda Roadster	2	Katsuhiko Tsutsui	1–5
			Junichirou Yamashita	1–5
			Kōji Yamanishi	1–4
			Yamanishi Yasuji	5
			Takahiro Tanaka	5
TEAM BRIDE	Honda Fit 3 RS	4	Seijiro Aihara	2
			Karurosu Honda	4, 6
			Toshiya Ito	1, 3, 5
			Susumu Nakamura	All
			Junzo Shibatani	All
			Kurosu Souichi	5
Team Blood Sports	Toyota Vitz RS	11	Takahiro Miki	All
			Takao Ohnishi	All
			Hiroyuki Itagaki	2
			Koki Oiwa	1, 4–5
			Kazuya Ōshima^{[lower-alpha 1]}	5
			Masashi Tojo	3, 6
apr	Mazda Roadster	32	Akihiro Harashima	1–2, 5–6
			Akie Iinuma	1–2, 5
			Tatsuya Okahara	1–2, 5
			Naoya Kawashima	6
			Junko Takahashi	6
			Hideki Kobayashi	5
TEAM NOPRO	Mazda Demio Diesel Turbo	37	Kaoru Ijiri	All
			Yutaka Seki
			Go Umeda
Dijon Racing	Honda Fit 3 RS	48	Genki Nishimura	1–4
			Zene Okazaki	All
			Dr.Takamori	All
			Keiichi Inoue	5–6
LOVE DRIVE RACING	Mazda Roadster	50	Marie Iwaoka	All
			Enami Kitahira	1–3
			Hiroko Komatsu	1, 3–6
			Eriko Yamamoto	2
			Anna Innaumi	5–6
			Yumiko Sekasaki	5
M&K Management Co., Ltd.	Honda Fit 3 RS	57	Mitsuhiro Endo	All
			Ryusuke Masumoto	All
			Kenta Harada	1–3, 5–6
			Yasunori Matsumoto	4
			Shinichi Morimoto	5
OVER DRIVE	Mazda Demio	66	Ric Hashimoto	All
			Ryuichiro Ohtsuka
			Takayuki Takechi
			Nishiyama Takashi	5
TEAM YAMATO	Honda Fit 3 RS	67	Ryō Nakagawa	6
TEAM YAMATO	Honda Fit 3 RS	67	Ryōhei Yasui	6
J'S RACING	Honda Fit 3 RS	69	Takahisa Ohno	All
			Junichi Umemoto	All
			Hideaki Yamada	1–4
			Hirokazu Takahashi	5
			Tomomitsu Senoo	5–6
		700	"Hirobon"	All
			Seiji Imuta	2, 3–6
			Yusuke Ohga	2, 5
			Hirokazu Takahashi	1
			Leo Teranishi	1, 3–6
Murakami Motors	Mazda Roadster	88	Hiroyuki Murakami	All
			Takeshi Wakitani	All
			Masato Kato	4–6
			Keiji Amemiya	5
Apurosu Racing	Toyota Vitz RS	213	Takashi Azuma	All
			Futoshi Omeya	1–4
			Yuichi Yokoo	1, 3, 5–6
Sources:^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]

Calendar and results

Rnd.	Class	Circuit	Date	Pole Position	Fastest Lap	Winners
1	ST–X	Twin Ring Motegi, Motegi	1-2 April	No. 8 ARN RACING	No. 1 Kondō Racing	No. 1 Kondō Racing
	ST–X			Hiroaki Nagai Kota Sasaki	Tomonobu Fujii Kazuki Hiramine Yudai Uchida	Tomonobu Fujii Kazuki Hiramine Yudai Uchida
	ST–TCR			No. 45 Audi Team DreamDrive	No. 98 MOTUL DOME RACING PROJECT	No. 98 MOTUL DOME RACING PROJECT
	ST–TCR			Takuya Shirakasa Shozo Tagahara Naoto Takeda	Keishi Ishikawa Hiroki Kato Takuya Kurosawa	Keishi Ishikawa Hiroki Kato Takuya Kurosawa
	ST–1			No. 31 apr	No. 31 apr	No. 51 BEND
	ST–1			Masami Kageyama Katsuhito Ogawa Ryūichirō Tomita	Masami Kageyama Katsuhito Ogawa Ryūichirō Tomita	Shinya Hosokawa Daisuke Ikeda Masamitsu Ishihara
	ST–2			No. 59 TOWAINTEC Racing	No. 59 TOWAINTEC Racing	No. 20 RS OGAWA
	ST–2			Hitoshi Goto Manabu Osawa	Hitoshi Goto Manabu Osawa	Sesshū Kondō Takeshi Matsumoto Kazuya Shimogaki
	ST–3			No. 38 TRACYSPORTS	No. 38 TRACYSPORTS	No. 38 TRACYSPORTS
	ST–3			Makoto Hotta Ryōhei Sakaguchi	Makoto Hotta Ryōhei Sakaguchi	Makoto Hotta Ryōhei Sakaguchi
	ST–4			No. 93 SKR ENGINEERING	No. 93 SKR ENGINEERING	No. 93 SKR ENGINEERING
	ST–4			Yuya Ohta Masahiro Sasaki	Yuya Ohta Masahiro Sasaki	Yuya Ohta Masahiro Sasaki
	ST–5			No. 700 J'S RACING	No. 48 Dijon Racing	No. 700 J'S RACING
	ST–5			"Hirobon" Hirokazu Takahashi Leo Teranishi	Genki Nishimura Zene Okazaki Dr.Takamori	"Hirobon" Hirokazu Takahashi Leo Teranishi
2	ST–X	Sportsland SUGO, Murata	29-30 April	No. 8 ARN RACING	No. 3 ENDLESS SPORTS	No. 1 Kondō Racing
	ST–X			Hiroaki Nagai Kota Sasaki	Yūya Motojima Yukinori Taniguchi Hideki Yamauchi	Tomonobu Fujii Kazuki Hiramine Yudai Uchida
	ST–TCR			No. 45 Audi Team DreamDrive	No. 98 MOTUL DOME RACING PROJECT	No. 97 Modulo Racing Project
	ST–TCR			Takuya Shirakasa Shozo Tagahara Naoto Takeda	Keishi Ishikawa Hiroki Kato Takuya Kurosawa	Shinichi Ebisawa Shinichi Ito Shinji Nakano
	ST–1			No. 31 apr	No. 31 apr	No. 31 apr
	ST–1			Masami Kageyama Katsuhito Ogawa Ryūichirō Tomita	Masami Kageyama Katsuhito Ogawa Ryuichiro Tomita	Masami Kageyama Katsuhito Ogawa Ryūichirō Tomita
	ST–2			No. 59 TOWAINTEC Racing	No. 59 TOWAINTEC Racing	No. 59 TOWAINTEC Racing
	ST–2			Hitoshi Goto Manabu Osawa	Hitoshi Goto Manabu Osawa	Hitoshi Goto Manabu Osawa
	ST–3			No. 62 Le Beausset Motorsports	No. 38 TRACYSPORTS	No. 15 OKABEJIDOSHA motorsport
	ST–3			Yuichi Nakayama Koki Saga Kenta Yamashita	Makoto Hotta Ryōhei Sakaguchi	Masaaki Nagashima Tetsuya Tanaka Toru Tanaka
	ST–4			No. 86 TOM'S SPIRIT	No. 86 TOM'S SPIRIT	No. 86 TOM'S SPIRIT
	ST–4			Naoya Gamou Takamitsu Matsui Sho Tsuboi	Naoya Gamou Takamitsu Matsui Sho Tsuboi	Naoya Gamou Takamitsu Matsui Sho Tsuboi
	ST–5			No. 88 Murakami Motors	No. 2 TEAM221 BOMEX with Auto Laboratory ND5RC	No. 88 Murakami Motors
	ST–5			Hiroyuki Murakami Takeshi Wakitani	Katsuhiko Tsutsui Koji Yamanishi Junichirou Yamashita	Hiroyuki Murakami Takeshi Wakitani
3	ST–X	Suzuka Circuit, Suzuka City	10-11 June	No. 8 ARN RACING	No. 8 ARN RACING	No. 99 GTNET MOTOR SPORTS
	ST–X			Hiroaki Nagai Kota Sasaki	Hiroaki Nagai Kota Sasaki	Kiyoto Fujinami Kazuki Hoshino Tadao Uematsu
	ST–TCR			No. 45 Audi Team DreamDrive	No. 45 Audi Team DreamDrive	No. 98 MOTUL DOME RACING PROJECT
	ST–TCR			Takuya Shirakasa Shozo Tagahara Naoto Takeda	Takuya Shirakasa Shozo Tagahara Naoto Takeda	Keishi Ishikawa Hiroki Kato Takuya Kurosawa
	ST–1			No. 31 apr	No. 31 apr	No. 31 apr
	ST–1			Masami Kageyama Katsuhito Ogawa Ryūichirō Tomita	Masami Kageyama Katsuhito Ogawa Ryūichirō Tomita	Masami Kageyama Katsuhito Ogawa Ryūichirō Tomita
	ST–2			No. 6 Shinryo Racing Team	No. 20 RS OGAWA	No. 59 TOWAINTEC Racing
	ST–2			Yasushi Kikuchi Masazumi Ohashi Tomohiro Tomimasu	Sesshū Kondō Takeshi Matsumoto Kazuya Shimogaki	Hitoshi Goto Manabu Osawa
	ST–3			No. 62 Le Beausset Motorsports	No. 38 TRACYSPORTS	No. 62 Le Beausset Motorsports
	ST–3			Yuichi Nakayama Koki Saga Kenta Yamashita	Makoto Hotta Ryōhei Sakaguchi	Yuichi Nakayama Koki Saga Kenta Yamashita
	ST–4			No. 86 TOM'S SPIRIT	No. 55 AUTOFACTORY	No. 86 TOM'S SPIRIT
	ST–4			Naoya Gamou Takamitsu Matsui Sho Tsuboi	Takashi Ito Masayuki Tanaka Jun Tashiro	Naoya Gamou Takamitsu Matsui Sho Tsuboi
	ST–5			No. 88 Murakami Motors	No. 4 TEAM BRIDE	No. 88 Murakami Motors
	ST–5			Hiroyuki Murakami Takeshi Wakitani	Toshiya Ito Susumu Nakamura Junzo Shibatani	Hiroyuki Murakami Takeshi Wakitani
4	ST–X	Autopolis, Kamitsue	15–16 July	No. 8 ARN RACING	No. 89 HubAuto Racing	No. 8 ARN RACING
	ST–X			Hiroaki Nagai Kota Sasaki	Morris Chen Yuya Sakamoto Hiroki Yoshimoto	Hiroaki Nagai Kota Sasaki
	ST–TCR			No. 45 Audi Team DreamDrive	No. 98 MOTUL DOME RACING PROJECT	No. 98 MOTUL DOME RACING PROJECT
	ST–TCR			Takuya Shirakasa Shozo Tagahara Naoto Takeda	Keishi Ishikawa Hiroki Kato Takuya Kurosawa	Keishi Ishikawa Hiroki Kato Takuya Kurosawa
	ST–1			No. 31 apr	No. 31 apr	No. 31 apr
	ST–1			Masami Kageyama Katsuhito Ogawa Ryūichirō Tomita	Masami Kageyama Katsuhito Ogawa Ryūichirō Tomita	Masami Kageyama Katsuhito Ogawa Ryūichirō Tomita
	ST–2			No. 59 TOWAINTEC Racing	No. 59 TOWAINTEC Racing	No. 6 Shinryo Racing Team
	ST–2			Hitoshi Goto Manabu Osawa	Hitoshi Goto Manabu Osawa	Yasushi Kikuchi Masazumi Ohashi Tomohiro Tomimasu
	ST–3			No. 39 TRACYSPORTS	No.15 OKABEJIDOSHA motorsport	No. 39 TRACYSPORTS
	ST–3			Syuji Maejima Yuya Tezuka Akira Suzuki	Masaaki Nagashima Tetsuya Tanaka Toru Tanaka	Syuji Maejima Yuya Tezuka Akira Suzuki
	ST–4			No. 86 TOM'S SPIRIT	No. 86 TOM'S SPIRIT	No. 86 TOM'S SPIRIT
	ST–4			Naoya Gamou Takamitsu Matsui Sho Tsuboi	Naoya Gamou Takamitsu Matsui Sho Tsuboi	Naoya Gamou Takamitsu Matsui Sho Tsuboi
	ST–5			No. 88 Murakami Motors	No. 2 TEAM221 BOMEX with Auto Laboratory ND5RC	No. 88 Murakami Motors
	ST–5			Hiroyuki Murakami Takeshi Wakitani Masato Kato	Katsuhiko Tsutsui Koji Yamanishi Junichirou Yamashita	Hiroyuki Murakami Takeshi Wakitani Masato Kato
5	ST–X	Fuji Speedway, Oyama	2-3 September	No. 8 ARN RACING	No. 8 ARN RACING	No. 8 ARN RACING
	ST–X			Hiroaki Nagai Kota Sasaki	Hiroaki Nagai Kota Sasaki	Hiroaki Nagai Kota Sasaki
	ST–TCR			No. 10 Adenau	No. 10 Adenau	No. 10 Adenau
	ST–TCR			Philippe Devesa Shogo Mitsuyama	Philippe Devesa Shogo Mitsuyama	Philippe Devesa Shogo Mitsuyama
	ST–1			No. 31 apr	No. 31 apr	No. 31 apr
	ST–1			Masami Kageyama Katsuhito Ogawa Ryūichirō Tomita	Masami Kageyama Katsuhito Ogawa Ryūichirō Tomita	Masami Kageyama Katsuhito Ogawa Ryūichirō Tomita
	ST–2			No. 59 TOWAINTEC Racing	No. 59 TOWAINTEC Racing	No. 59 TOWAINTEC Racing
	ST–2			Hitoshi Goto Manabu Osawa	Hitoshi Goto Manabu Osawa	Hitoshi Goto Manabu Osawa
	ST–3			No. 39 TRACYSPORTS	No. 62 Le Beausset Motorsports	No. 62 Le Beausset Motorsports
	ST–3			Syuji Maejima Yuya Tezuka Akira Suzuki	Yuichi Nakayama Koki Saga Kenta Yamashita	Yuichi Nakayama Koki Saga Kenta Yamashita
	ST–4			No. 93 SKR ENGINEERING	No. 93 SKR ENGINEERING	No. 86 TOM'S SPIRIT
	ST–4			Yuya Ohta Masahiro Sasaki	Yuya Ohta Masahiro Sasaki	Naoya Gamou Takamitsu Matsui Sho Tsuboi
	ST–5			No. 88 Murakami Motors	No. 4 TEAM BRIDE	No. 37 TEAM NOPRO
	ST–5			Hiroyuki Murakami Takeshi Wakitani Masato Kato	Toshiya Ito Susumu Nakamura Junzo Shibatani	Kaoru Ijiri Yutaka Seki Go Umeda
6	ST–X	Okayama International Circuit, Mimasaka	14-15 October	No. 777 D'Station Racing	No. 777 D'Station Racing	No. 777 D'Station Racing
	ST–X			Seiji Ara Satoshi Hoshino Tsubasa Kondō	Seiji Ara Satoshi Hoshino Tsubasa Kondō	Seiji Ara Satoshi Hoshino Tsubasa Kondō
	ST–TCR			No. 97 Modulo Racing Project	No. 97 Modulo Racing Project	No. 97 Modulo Racing Project
	ST–TCR			Shinichi Ito Shinji Nakano Hidenori Konai	Shinichi Ito Shinji Nakano Hidenori Konai	Shinichi Ito Shinji Nakano Hidenori Konai
	ST–1			No. 31 apr	No. 31 apr	No. 31 apr
	ST–1			Masami Kageyama Katsuhito Ogawa Ryūichirō Tomita	Masami Kageyama Katsuhito Ogawa Ryūichirō Tomita	Masami Kageyama Katsuhito Ogawa Ryūichirō Tomita
	ST–2			No. 6 Shinryo Racing Team	No. 6 Shinryo Racing Team	No. 6 Shinryo Racing Team
	ST–2			Yasushi Kikuchi Masazumi Ohashi Tomohiro Tomimasu	Yasushi Kikuchi Masazumi Ohashi Tomohiro Tomimasu	Yasushi Kikuchi Masazumi Ohashi Tomohiro Tomimasu
	ST–3			No. 39 TRACYSPORTS	No. 38 TRACYSPORTS	No. 39 TRACYSPORTS
	ST–3			Syuji Maejima Yuya Tezuka Akira Suzuki	Makoto Hotta Ryōhei Sakaguchi	Syuji Maejima Yuya Tezuka Akira Suzuki
	ST–4			No. 86 TOM'S SPIRIT	No. 86 TOM'S SPIRIT	No. 86 TOM'S SPIRIT
	ST–4			Naoya Gamou Takamitsu Matsui Sho Tsuboi	Naoya Gamou Takamitsu Matsui Sho Tsuboi	Naoya Gamou Takamitsu Matsui Sho Tsuboi
	ST–5			No. 4 TEAM BRIDE	No. 4 TEAM BRIDE	No. 37 TEAM NOPRO
	ST–5			Karurosu Honda Susumu Nakamura Susumu Nakamura	Karurosu Honda Susumu Nakamura Susumu Nakamura	Kaoru Ijiri Yutaka Seki Go Umeda

Championship standings

Pos.	Driver	MOT	SUG	SUZ	AUT	FUJ	OKA	Pts.
ST–X
1	No. 8 ARN RACING	5	3	3	1	1	5	101
2	No. 1 Kondō Racing	1	1	7†	6†	3	4	84
3	No. 777 D'Station Racing	DNS	6	4	2	2	1	79.5
4	No. 3 ENDLESS SPORTS	2	2	2	Ret	7†	2	71
5	No. 99 GTNET MOTOR SPORTS	3	7†	1	4	8†	3	68.5
6	No. 89 HubAuto Racing	4	4	5†	3	9†		48
7	No. 25 K's Frontier	6	5			5	6	36
8	No. 999 CARGUY RACING			6†	7†	4	8	32
9	No. 112 Rn-sports			Ret	5	6	7	24
ST–TCR
1	No. 98 MOTUL DOME RACING PROJECT	1	2	1	1	4†	5†	104
2	No. 97 Modulo Racing Project	2	1	4	4	3†	1	100
3	No. 19 Birth Racing Project	3	4	3	3	2	4	84.5
4	No. 45 Audi Team DreamDrive	4	3	2	2	Ret	3	73
5	No. 10 Adenau			5		1	2	57
ST–1
1	No. 31 apr	2	1	1	1	1	1	137
2	No. 51 BEND	1				2		44.5
ST–2
1	No. 59 TOWAINTEC Racing	2	1	1	3	1	2	122
2	No. 6 Shinryo Racing Team	Ret	Ret	2	1	2	1	83.5
3	No. 7 Shinryo Racing Team	4	2	4	4†	3	4	79
4	No. 20 RS OGAWA	1	Ret	3	2	Ret	3	63
5	No. 30 RS OGAWA	3	Ret	5†				22
ST–3
1	No. 39 TRACYSPORTS	2	4	4	1	3	1	102
2	No. 62 Le Beausset Motorsports	5	2	1	2	1	DNS	95
3	No. 68 Saitama Toyopet GreenBrave	3	7	2	3	2	3	83.5
4	No. 38 TRACYSPORTS	1	5	3	5	6	2	79
5	No. 15 OKABEJIDOSHA motorsport	4	1	Ret	4	4	4	70
6	No. 23 OKABEJIDOSHA motorsport	7	6	6	6	5	6	46
7	No. 34 TECHNO FIRST	6	3	5	7	Ret	5	43
8	No. 14 OKABEJIDOSHA motorsport	8	8	7	8	8†	7	27.5
9	No. 17 TEAM NOPRO	9†	Ret	DNS	9†	7†	8	17
10	No. 118 NDS Racing Section				Ret			0
ST–4
1	No. 86 TOM'S SPIRIT	2	1	1	1	1	1	135
2	No. 13 ENDLESS SPORTS	3	2	3	2	2	3	94.5
3	No. 93 SKR ENGINEERING	1	3	2	3	4	5	90
4	No. 55 AUTOFACTORY	5	6	6	6	3	6	56
5	No. 54 TC CORSE	6	Ret	5	4	11†	4	39
6	No. 40 TRACYSPORTS	Ret	4	7	7	5	Ret	34
7	No. 60 G-motion with KRP	9	11	4		6	7	30
8	No. 27 Makiguchi Technique	4	Ret	Ret	5	7	12†	28
9	No. 333 GLORYRACING with A-ONE	7		Ret		13†	2	22
10	No. 29 T's Concept	8	9	9†	11	8	Ret	16.5
11	No. 77 CUSCO RACING	11	5	Ret	8	Ret	Ret	14
12	No. 18 Asano Racing Service	14†	7	DNS	9	12†	9	13
13	No. 26 Tarmac Pro Racing Team	10	10	8	10	DNS	11	11
14	No. 12 RIKU	12	8			9	Ret	9
15	No. 100 amuse & SPV Racing	13	12	Ret	12	Ret	8	7
16	No. 116 W.S. ENGINEERING				13		10	3
17	No. 74 amuse & SPV Racing					10		2.5
—	No. 96 ASTMIL Racing	Ret						0
–	No. 29 T's Concept						Ret	0
–	No. 58 G-motion with KRP						Ret	0
–	No. 220 Yukari Yukari Racing						Ret	0
ST–5
1	No. 88 Murakami Motors	3	1	1	1	2	8	107.5
2	No. 37 TEAM NOPRO	5	4	DNS	3	1	1	85
3	No. 700 J'S RACING	1	8	3	4	4	7	71
4	No. 48 Dijon Racing	4	6	4	7	3	9	56
5	No. 4 TEAM BRIDE	11	7	2	6	8†	4	46.5
6	No. 2 TEAM221 BOMEX with Auto Laboratory ND5RC	7	3	6	2	9†		45
7	No. 11 Team Blood Sports	2	9	7	9	6	6	44
8	No. 66 OVER DRIVE	6	5	10	5	11†	2	44
9	No. 57 M&K Management Co., Ltd.	9	2	8	8	10†	10	31.5
10	No. 69 J'S RACING	10	Ret	5	10	7	5	29
11	No. 32 apr	8	11			5	Ret	18
12	No. 67 TEAM YAMATO						3	13
13	No. 50 LOVE DRIVE RACING	Ret	Ret	9	Ret	13†	11	5
14	No. 213 Apurosu Racing	12	10	DNS	11†	12†	Ret	4
Pos.	Driver	MOT	SUG	SUZ	AUT	FUJ	OKA	Pts.

Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	Second place
Bronze	Third place
Green	Points finish
Blue	Non-points finish
Blue	Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple	Retired (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Red	Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
	Withdrew (WD)
	Race cancelled (C)
Blank	Did not practice (DNP)
	Did not arrive (DNA)
	Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest Lap

Notes:

† – Drivers did not finish the race, but were classified as they completed over 75% of the race distance.

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Twin Ring Motegi entry list" (PDF). supertaikyu.com. Retrieved 24 July 2017.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Sportsland SUGO entry list" (PDF). supertaikyu.com. Retrieved 24 July 2017.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Suzuka Circuit entry list" (PDF). supertaikyu.com. Retrieved 24 July 2017.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Autopolis entry list" (PDF). supertaikyu.com. Retrieved 24 July 2017.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Fuji entry list" (PDF). supertaikyu.com. Retrieved 20 September 2017.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Okayama entry list" (PDF). supertaikyu.com. Retrieved 10 November 2017.

↑ Born 10 June 1997; not to be confused with Kazuya Oshima.

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[EntryMotegi-1] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Twin Ring Motegi entry list" (PDF). supertaikyu.com. Retrieved 24 July 2017.

[EntrySugo-2] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Sportsland SUGO entry list" (PDF). supertaikyu.com. Retrieved 24 July 2017.

[EntrySuzuka-3] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Suzuka Circuit entry list" (PDF). supertaikyu.com. Retrieved 24 July 2017.

[EntryAutopolis-4] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Autopolis entry list" (PDF). supertaikyu.com. Retrieved 24 July 2017.

[EntryFuji-5] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Fuji entry list" (PDF). supertaikyu.com. Retrieved 20 September 2017.

[EntryOkayama-6] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Okayama entry list" (PDF). supertaikyu.com. Retrieved 10 November 2017.

[7] Born 10 June 1997; not to be confused with Kazuya Oshima.

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