2023 Super Taikyu Series

Last updated April 04, 2024

The 2023 Eneos Super Taikyu Series Supported by Bridgestone (previously the Eneos Super Taikyu Series Powered by Hankook) was the thirty-third season of the Super Taikyu Series endurance racing championship. The season started on 19 March at Suzuka Circuit and ended on 12 November at Fuji Speedway.

Calendar

The Super Taikyu Series announced their provisional 2023 calendar on 24 October 2022, with seven rounds held at the six major Japanese racing circuits.^[2] The final round of the season was moved from Suzuka Circuit to Fuji Speedway. Before the start of the season, the sixth round at Okayama International Circuit was moved from 15 October to 22 October to avoid a clash with the Super GT Series' race at Autopolis, and the seventh round at Fuji was moved from 19 November to 12 November, to avoid a clash with the World Rally Championship Rally Japan.^[3]


Round	Event	Race Length	Race Format	Classes	Circuit	Date
1	Suzuka Super Taikyu 5 Hours Race	5 hours	1 race	All	Suzuka Circuit	18–19 March
2	NAPAC Fuji SUPER TEC 24 Hours Race	24 hours	1 race	All	Fuji Speedway	26–28 May
3	SUGO Super Taikyu 3 Hours Race	3 hours	2 races	ST-X / Z / TCR / Q / 1 / 2 / 4 / 5	Sportsland Sugo	8–9 July
4	Super Taikyu Race in Autopolis	5 hours	1 race	ST-X / Z / TCR / Q / 2 / 3 / 5	Autopolis	29–30 July
5	Motegi Super Taikyu 5 Hours Race	5 hours	1 race	ST-X / Z / TCR / Q / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4	Mobility Resort Motegi	2–3 September
6	Super Taikyu Race in Okayama	3 hours x 2	2 races	ST-X / Z / TCR / Q / 1 / 3 / 4 / 5	Okayama International Circuit	21–22 October
7	S-Tai Final Fuji 4 Hours Race with Fuji Niq Festival	4 hours	1 race	All	Fuji Speedway	11–12 November

Tyres

Hankook Tire entered 2023 in the final year of a three-year contract as the Super Taikyu Series' official tyre supplier. On 12 March, a fire at Hankook's plant in Daejeon forced the company to halt all production at the facility, including the production of tyres supplied to Super Taikyu.

Bridgestone agreed to become the new tyre supplier to the series with immediate effect on 24 April, just 12 days after signing a new three-year deal to become the series' new tyre supplier in 2024.^[4] At the NAPAC Fuji SUPER TEC 24 Hours Race, most teams were supplied with Bridgestone slick tyres and the remaining stock of wet tyres from Hankook. This excluded ST-4 and ST-5 class entries, and select ST-Q cars, which used Bridgestone high-performance street tyres instead of slicks. Bridgestone would then supply wet racing tyres from the third round onwards.

At the fourth round in Autopolis, it was confirmed that the ST-4, ST-5, and select ST-Q cars would continue to race on Bridgestone street tyres for the remainder of 2023.^[5]

Teams and drivers

On 19 February, the Super Taikyu Series published their provisional full-season entry list, featuring 62 entries.^[6] 61 different cars entered throughout the course of the season.

ST-X & ST-Z

Team	Car	Engine	No.	Drivers	Rounds
ST-X (FIA GT3 homologated vehicles)
HELM Motorsports	Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3	Nissan 3.8 L twin-turbocharged V6	1	Yutaka Toriba	All
				Yuya Hiraki
				Reiji Hiraki
				Jann Mardenborough	2
				Shaun Thong	2
Zhongsheng ROOKIE Racing	Mercedes-AMG GT3 Evo	Mercedes-AMG M159 6.2 L V8	14	Ryuta Ukai	All
				Hibiki Taira
				Naoya Gamou
				Tatsuya Kataoka
TKRI	Mercedes-AMG GT3 Evo	Mercedes-AMG M159 6.2 L V8	23	Daisuke	1, 3–7
				Yuya Motojima
				Yuhki Nakayama
apr	Lexus RC F GT3	Toyota 2UR 5.0 L V8	31	Koki Saga	All
				Kazuto Kotaka	All
				Hideki Nagai	1–2
				Hiroaki Nagai	2–7
				Yuichi Nakayama	2
				Yuta Kamimura	2
GTNET Motor Sports	Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3	Nissan 3.8 L twin-turbocharged V6	81	Kiyoto Fujinami	4–7
				Takayuki Aoki
				Natsu Sakaguchi
				Nobuyuki Oyagi	4–7
			819	Kiyoto Fujinami	1–2
				Takayuki Aoki
				Natsu Sakaguchi
				Joe Shindo	1–2
				Nobuyuki Oyagi	2
KCMG	\|Honda NSX GT3 Evo22	Honda 3.5 L Turbo V6	202	Paul Ip	All
				Ho-Pin Tung
				Marchy Lee
				Edoardo Liberati	2
				Josh Burdon	2
Team 5Zigen	Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3	Nissan 3.8 L twin-turbocharged V6	500	Hirobon	1, 6
				Shintaro Kawabata
				Yu Kanamaru
				Yusuke Shiotsu	1
D'station Racing	Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT3	Aston Martin 4.0 L Turbo V8	777	Tatsuya Hoshino	7
				Tsubasa Kondo
				Kenji Hama
				Jake Parsons
ST-Z (SRO GT4 homologated vehicles)
Birth Racing Project	Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS Clubsport	Porsche 4.0 L Flat-6	19	Kenji Suzuki	All
				Takeshi Suehiro
				Kohei Fukuda
				Tatsuya Tanigawa
				Anna Inotsume	2
				Hirobon	2
Naniwa Denso Team Impul	Nissan Z Nismo GT4	Nissan VR30DDTT 3.0 L Twin-Turbo V6	20	Yuki Tanaka	All
				Kazuki Oki	All
				Kazuki Hiramine	1–4, 6–7
				Kazuki Hoshino	1–4, 6–7
				Keishi Ishikawa	2, 5
				Kazuki Nakajima	2
Audi Team Hitotsuyama	Audi R8 LMS GT4 Evo	Audi 5.2 L V10	21	Daisuke Yamawaki	All
				Sean Walkinshaw	All
				Seiya Jin	1–3
				Yuki Ano	1–2, 4–5, 7
				Yuki Fujii	2
				Shinichi Takagi	2
				Shintaro Kawabata	4
				Ritomo Miyata	5–7
Porsche Team EBI	Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS Clubsport	Porsche 4.0 L Flat-6	22	Katsumasa Chiyo	1–3, 5–7
				Naoya Yamano	1–3, 5–7
				Shota Kitazono	1–3, 5, 7
				Kizuna	2–3, 6
				Satoshi Motoyama	2
				Giuliano Alesi	2
Team ZeroOne	Nissan Z Nismo GT4	Nissan VR30DDTT 3.0 L Twin-Turbo V6	26	Ryuichiro Otsuka	All
				Ryuichiro Tomita
				Teppei Natori
				Takuro Shinohara	1–2, 4–5, 7
				Masataka Yanagida	2
Techno First	Audi R8 LMS GT4 Evo	Audi 5.2 L V10	34	Masaki Kano	All
				Riki Okusa
				Hironobu Yasuda
				Tadasuke Makino	2–3
				Masami Kageyama	2
				Ryoma Henzan	7
Saitama Toyopet GreenBrave	Toyota GR Supra GT4	BMW B58B30 3.0 L Twin-Turbo I6	52	Manabu Yamazaki	All
				Kohta Kawaai
				Hiroki Yoshida
				Naoki Hattori
				Seita Nonaka	2
Team Noah	Toyota GR Supra GT4	BMW B58B30 3.0 L Twin-Turbo I6	75	Yoshikazu Sobu	1–2, 4–7
				Toshiro Tsukada	1–2, 4
				Yuji Kiyotaki	1, 5
				Shingo Wada	1,6
				Yasuhiro Ogushi	2, 4
				Kuniyuki Haga	2, 5
				Kazuya Oshima	2, 6
				Yu Kanamaru	2
				Masataka Kubo	4
				Tatsuya Okahara	5
				Nattavude Charoensukhawatana	7
				Nattapong Hortongkum	7
				Grant Supaphongs	7
Buzz Kota Racing	McLaren 570S GT4 (Rd. 1, 3) Mercedes-AMG GT4 (Rd. 6-7)	McLaren 3.8 L Turbo V8 (Rd. 1, 3) Mercedes-AMG M178 4.0 L V8 (Rd. 6-7)	111	Kota Sasaki	1, 3, 6
				Ken Alex	1, 3
				Kazutaka Tokufuji	1, 6–7
				Ryosuke Kagami	1
				Naoto Uzuka	3, 6–7
				Max Salo	3, 6–7
				Hikaru Jitosho	7
Auto Factory	Mercedes-AMG GT4	Mercedes-AMG M178 4.0 L V8	555	Jun Tashiro	1–2, 5, 7
				Shigehiro Ikemoto	1–2, 5, 7
				Kazutaka Tokufuji	2
SHADE Racing	Toyota GR Supra GT4	BMW B58B30 3.0 L Twin-Turbo I6	885	Hiro Hayashi	All
				Katsuyuki Hiranaka
				Eijiro Shimizu
				Morio Nitta	2
				Yuhki Nakayama	2

ST-TCR & ST-Q

Team	Car	No.	Drivers	Rounds
ST-TCR (TCR homologated vehicles)
AI' Racing	Honda Civic Type R TCR (FK7)	5	Kazuhiro Sakai	4–7
			Shion Tsujimoto	4–7
			Masato Mitsuhashi	4
			Masaaki Fujii	5,7
			Ren Sato	5
M&K Racing	Honda Civic Type R TCR (FK5)	97	Mitsuhiro Endo	4–7
			Tosei Moriyama	4–5
			Yusuke Mitsui	4
			Shinji Nakano	5
			Takashi Kobayashi	7
ST-Q (development vehicles approved by the STO)
Mazda Spirit Racing	Mazda Roadster (NDERC) CNF Concept	12	Ryohei Sakaguchi	4–7
			Yuui Tsutsumi
			Ikuo Maeda
	Mazda3 Bio Concept	55	Kazuhiro Terakawa	1–2, 4–7
			Yutaka Seki
			Kaoru Ijiri
			Ikuo Maeda	1–2
			Ryohei Sakaguchi	2
			Yuui Tsutsumi	2
ORC ROOKIE Racing	Toyota GR86 CNF Concept	28	Keizo Kato	1–5, 7
			Daisuke Toyoda	1–5, 7
			Eisuke Sasaki	1–3
			Kazuya Oshima	1–2, 4–5, 7
			Kenta Yamashita	2–5, 7
			Yuhi Sekiguchi	2
	Toyota GR Yaris (Rd.1, 3) Toyota GR Corolla H2 Concept (Rd. 2, 4, 7)^[1] Toyota GR Yaris DAT Concept (Rd. 5)	32	"Morizo"	All
			Masahiro Sasaki
			Hiroaki Ishiura
			Yasuhiro Ogura
			Jari-Matti Latvala	2
Team SDA Engineering	Subaru BRZ CNF Concept	61	Kazuhiro Ito	1–3, 5–7
			Hideki Yamauchi
			Takuto Iguchi
			Koichi Hirota
			Kota Sasaki	2
			Takuma Kamada	2
NISMO	Nissan Z Racing Concept	230	Kohei Hirate	2, 5
			Daiki Sasaki
			Mitsunori Takaboshi
			Tsugio Matsuda	2
Team HRC	Honda Civic Type R CNF Concept	271	Hideki Mutoh	2–7
			Takuya Izawa
			Hiroki Otsu
			Syun Koide	2

ST–1 to ST–5

Team	Car	No.	Drivers	Rounds
ST–1
K's Frontier KTM Cars	KTM X-Bow GTX	2	Taiyo Ida	1–3, 5–7
			Hiroki Katoh
			Kazuho Takahashi
			Hiroki Yoshimoto
			Takashi Kobayashi	2
D'station Racing	Aston Martin Vantage GT8R	47	Manabu Orido	1–3, 5–7
			Tatsuya Hoshino	1–3, 5–6
			Kenji Hama	1–3, 5–6
			Jake Parsons	1–3, 5–6
			Tsubasa Kondo	2
			Casper Stevenson	2
			Nobuteru Taniguchi	7
ST–2 (2,400-3,500cc, front-wheel and all-wheel drive)
Shinryo Racing Team	Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X (CZ4A)	6	Tomohiro Tomimasu	1–5, 7
			Yasushi Kikuchi
			Masazumi Ohashi
			Hitoshi Gotoh	2
			Takahiro Matsuzawa	2
		7	Keisuke Anzai	1–5, 7
			Yoshiki Fujii	1–3, 5
			Masato Narisawa	1-3
			Kazuya Shimogaki	1-2, 4–5, 7
			Kazunari Yoshioka	2, 4–5, 7
			Tatsuya Usui	2
Endless Sports	Toyota GR Yaris (GXPA16)	13	Masaya Hanazato	1–5, 7
			Mizuki Ishizaka
			Reimei Ito
			Hitoshi Okada
Kobe Toyopet Motor Sports	Toyota GR Yaris (GXPA16)	225	Kengo Ichijo	1–5, 7
			Rin Arakawa
			Jiei Okuzumi
			Shunji Okumoto
Honda R&D Challenge	Honda Civic Type R (FL5)	743	Hiroaki Ishigaki	1–5, 7
			Junichi Kidachi	1–5, 7
			Hideki Kakinuma	1–3, 5
			Hideki Mutoh	1
			Shinichi Katsura	2
			Tetsumei Mochizuki	2
			Tensho Kobayashi	4–5, 7
ST-3 (2,400-3,500cc, rear-wheel drive)
Okabe Jidosha Motorsport	Nissan Fairlady Z (Z34)	15	Masaya Kohno	1–2, 4–7
			Masaaki Nagashima
			Aruga Tomita
			Seiya Motojima
			Max Salo	2
			Yuya Nakajima	2
		16	Hirokazu Suzuki	1–2, 4–7
			Toru Tanaka
			Tetsuya Tanaka
			Kazuomi Komatsu
			Atsushi Miyake	2
			Tsubasa Mekaru	2
Team ZeroOne	Nissan Fairlady Z (Z34)	25	Kimiya Sato	1–5, 7
			Daiki Fujiwara	1–5, 7
			Tsugio Matsuda	1, 5, 7
			Genki Nishimura	1–2
			Seiji Ara	2, 4, 7
			Kota Matsui	2
			Tomohide Yamaguchi	4-5
Tracy Sports with Delta	Lexus RC 350 (GSC10)	38	Shunsuke Ozaki	1–2, 4–7
			Yoshiyuki Tsuruga
			Toshiki Ishimori
			Takanobu Ishizuka	2, 4–7
			Sesshu Kondo	2
		39	Takumi Sanada	1–5, 7
			Takashi Itoh	1–5, 7
			Mamoru Okada	1–2, 4–6
			Shinya Fujita	2, 5–7
			Kazuaki Yasui	2
			Yoshinari Fujiwara	2
			Yusuke Tomibayashi	4
ST-4 (1,500-2,500cc)
Endless Sports	Toyota GR86 (ZN8)	3	Hiroyuki Saka	1–3, 5–7
			Ryo Ogawa
			Togo Suganami
			Yuya Motojima	2
Asano Racing Service	Toyota GR86 (ZN8)	18	Takeo Asano	1–3, 5–7
			Shinnosuke Ito	1–3, 5–7
			Ryotaro Sawai	1–2
			Kazumi Mikami	2, 6–7
			Shoya Suzuki	2, 7
			Kazunori Nishimura	2
			Daiki Fujiwara	3
			Ryo Fukatsu	5
Tracy Sports with Delta	Toyota GR86 (ZN8)	41	Hirotaka Ishii	1–3, 5–7
			Yusuke Tomibayashi
			Dai Mizuno
			Tomoaki Ichimori	2
Team G/Motion'	Toyota GR86 (ZN8)	60	Resshu Shioya	1–3, 5–7
			Takao Seto	1–3, 5–7
			Kengo Yamamoto	1–3, 5
			Piston Nishizawa	2, 5
			Toshihiro Kubota	2
			Yohei Ono	7
Over Drive	Mazda Roadster RF (NDERC)	66	Kousei Kanto	1–3, 5–7
			Kyosuke Inomata
			Takahisa Ohno
			Ryohei Sakaguchi	1
			Shigetomo Shimono	2–3, 5
			Chihiro Inagaki	2, 7
			Tatsuya Osaki	2
TOM'S Spirit	Toyota GR86 (ZN8)	86	Hisashi Yabuki	1–3, 5–7
			Takamitsu Matsui
			Shunsuke Kohno
			Sho Tsuboi
HMR Racing	Toyota 86 (ZN6)	216	Kenji Ishikawa	1, 3, 5-7
			Tomomitsu Senoo	1, 3, 5-7
			Yuki Kawahara	1, 3, 5, 7
			Takashi Nara	1, 5
SHADE Racing	Toyota GR86 (ZN8)	884	Masahiko Kageyama	1–3, 5–7
			Yuji Kunimoto
			Shinnosuke Yamada
			Teppei Tsuruta
ST-5 (up to 1,500cc)
Team Bride	Honda Fit3 RS (GK5) (Rd. 1-4) Honda Fit4 RS (GS4) (Rd. 6-7)	4	Yuya Ohta	1–4, 6–7
			Kaoru Arai	1–4, 6–7
			Takuji Okada	1
			Shunya Ito	1
			Hiroshi Ito	2–4, 6–7
			Shunsuke Sato	2, 4
			Hiroki Kokuzawa	2
			Soichi Kurosu	2
			Hidefumi Minami	3, 6–7
D.R.C EZO	Honda Fit3 RS (GK5)	11	Hajime Omono	2–3, 7
			Katsuhiro Sato	2-3
			Motoharu Sato	2, 7
			Ryoji Tashiro	2, 7
			Ryohei Oshima	2, 7
			Carlos Honda	2
			Kenta Kawafuku	3
Team NOPRO	Mazda Demio Diesel Turbo (DJ5FS)	17	Hideyoshi Nishizawa	1–4, 6–7
			Tobio Ohtani
			Misaki Konishi
			Toshihiko Nogami
			Hiroaki Yamamoto	2
			Junichi Agematsu	2
	Mazda Demio (DE5FS)	37	Yoshihiro Kato	1–4, 6–7
			Tatsuya Nogami	1–4, 6–7
			Suguru Kawana	1, 4, 6–7
			Johnny Ogura	2–4, 6–7
			Masataka Inoue	2
			Kenichi Obara	3
Love Drive Racing	Mazda Roadster (ND5RC)	50	Takashi Ohi	1–3, 6–7
			Junko Fujii	1–3, 6–7
			Isao Ihashi	1–3, 6
			Mitsuhiro Kunisawa	1–3, 7
			Futoshi Someya	2, 7
			Takafumi Katsuki	2
Over Drive	Mazda Roadster (ND5RC)	65	Shuichiro Hokazono	1–4, 6–7
			Tatsuya Ota
			Hirohito Ito
			Eiji Niwa	1–2, 7
			Sena Kuronuma	2–4
			Kyohei Kawamura	2
			Takayuki Takechi	6
Team Yamato	Honda Fit3 RS (GK5)	67	Shinya Uchiyama	1–3, 6–7
			Ryohei Yasui	1–3, 6–7
			Hideaki Ito	2, 7
			Ryo Mukumoto	2, 7
			Yoshihiko Nakamura	3
Nihon Automobile College	Mazda Roadster (ND5RC)	72	Tetsuya Yamano	1–4, 6–7
			Makoto Kanai
			Tatsuya Nojima
			Takumi Minamisawa	2
			Tatsuya Okahara	2
			Tatsuya Ishii	2
Murakami Motors	Mazda Roadster (ND5RC)	88	Hiroyuki Murakami	1–4, 6–7
			Soichiro Yoshida
			Ryohei Arioka
			Daichi Okamoto	1–3, 6–7
			Keiji Amemiya	2
Access Racing Team	Toyota Vitz (NCP131)	110	Toshiyuki Matsuda	1, 3–4, 6–7
			Tatsuki Maeda
			Shota Yanagihori
Mazda Spirit Racing	Mazda Roadster (ND5RC)	120	Haruhiko Sugino	1–4, 6
			Tatsuya Minowa	1–3
			Noriyuki Higuchi	1–2, 6
			Shohei Oda	1–2, 7
			Junji Ueda	2–3, 7
			Ryoto Kikuchi	2, 7
			Eiichi Honda	4, 6–7
			Yuta Nakajima	4, 6
Honda Cars Tokai	Honda Fit4 RS (GS4)	222	Toshiki Takeuchi	1–4, 6–7
			Masayuki Sumi	1–4, 6–7
			Hajime Saimen	1–4
			Masaki Nishihata	2, 6–7
			Ryoji Matsumoto	2, 4
AutoLabo	Toyota Yaris (MXPA10)	290	Masayuki Minato	1–4, 6–7
			Yuichi Yokoo	1–4, 6–7
			Takeshi Kitagawa	1–3, 6–7
			Takashi Azuma	1
			Atsuhito Otomo	2–3
			Daisuke Ito	2
			Teiichiro Fukiya	2
			Tatsuki Furuta	4

Race results

Round	Circuit	Race	ST-X Winners	ST-Z Winners	ST-TCR Winners	ST-Q Winners
1	Suzuka	^[7]^[8]	No.500 Team 5Zigen	No.52 Saitama Toyopet GreenBrave	did not participate	No.61 Team SDA Engineering
1	Suzuka	^[7]^[8]	Hirobon Shintaro Kawabata Yusuke Shiotsu Yu Kanamaru	Manabu Yamazaki Kohta Kawaai Hiroki Yoshida Naoki Hattori		Koichi Hirota Takuto Iguchi Hideki Yamauchi Kazuhiro Ito
2	Fuji 24h	^[9]^[10]	No.14 Zhongsheng ROOKIE Racing	No.52 Saitama Toyopet GreenBrave		No.230 NISMO
2	Fuji 24h	^[9]^[10]	Ryuta Ukai Naoya Gamou Hibiki Taira Tatsuya Kataoka	Manabu Yamazaki Kohta Kawaai Hiroki Yoshida Naoki Hattori Seita Nonaka		Kohei Hirate Daiki Sasaki Mitsunori Takaboshi Tsugio Matsuda
3	Sugo	Group 1^[11]^[12]	No.23 TKRI	No.52 Saitama Toyopet GreenBrave		No.32 ORC ROOKIE Racing
		Group 1^[11]^[12]	Daisuke Yuya Motojima Yuhki Nakayama	Manabu Yamazaki Kohta Kawaai Hiroki Yoshida Naoki Hattori		Morizo Masahiro Sasaki Hiroaki Ishiura Yasuhiro Ogura
		Group 2^[11]^[13]	did not participate			No.61 Team SDA Engineering
		Group 2^[11]^[13]	did not participate			Koichi Hirota Takuto Iguchi Hideki Yamauchi Kazuhiro Ito
4	Autopolis	^[14]^[15]	No.14 Zhongsheng ROOKIE Racing	No.885 SHADE Racing	No.97 M&K Racing	No.28 ORC ROOKIE Racing
4	Autopolis	^[14]^[15]	Ryuta Ukai Naoya Gamou Hibiki Taira Tatsuya Kataoka	Hiro Hayashi Katsuyuki Hiranaka Eijiro Shimizu	Mitsuhiro Endo Yusuke Mitsui Tosei Moriyama	Keizo Kato Kenta Yamashita Kazuya Oshima Daisuke Toyoda
5	Motegi	^[16]^[17]	No.31 apr	No.885 SHADE Racing	No.97 M&K Racing	No.230 NISMO
5	Motegi	^[16]^[17]	Hiroaki Nagai Kazuto Kotaka Koki Saga	Hiro Hayashi Katsuyuki Hiranaka Eijiro Shimizu	Mitsuhiro Endo Shinji Nakano Tosei Moriyama	Kohei Hirate Daiki Sasaki Mitsunori Takaboshi
6	Okayama	Group 1^[18]^[19]	No.14 Zhongsheng ROOKIE Racing	No.34 Techno First	No.97 M&K Racing	No.271 Team HRC
		Group 1^[18]^[19]	Ryuta Ukai Naoya Gamou Hibiki Taira Tatsuya Kataoka	Masaki Kano Riki Okusa Hironobu Yasuda	Mitsuhiro Endo Shinji Nakano	Hideki Mutoh Takuya Izawa Hiroki Otsu
		Group 2^[18]^[20]	did not participate			No.55 Mazda Spirit Racing
		Group 2^[18]^[20]	did not participate			Kazuhiro Terakawa Kaoru Ijiri Yutaka Seki
7	Fuji 4h	^[21]^[22]	No.31 apr	No.52 Saitama Toyopet GreenBrave	no finishers	No.271 Team HRC
7	Fuji 4h	^[21]^[22]	Hiroaki Nagai Kazuto Kotaka Koki Saga	Manabu Yamazaki Kohta Kawaai Hiroki Yoshida Naoki Hattori	no finishers	Hideki Mutoh Takuya Izawa Hiroki Otsu

Round	Circuit	Race	ST-1 Winners	ST-2 Winners	ST-3 Winners	ST-4 Winners	ST-5 Winners
1	Suzuka		No.47 D'station Racing	No.743 Honda R&D Challenge	No.15 Okabe Jidosha Motorsports	No.60 Team G/Motion'	No.88 Murakami Motors
1	Suzuka		Tatsuya Hoshino Manabu Orido Kenji Hama Jake Parsons	Hiroaki Ishigaki Hideki Mutoh Junichi Kidachi Hideki Kakinuma	Masaya Kohno Masaaki Nagashima Aruga Tomita Seiya Motojima	Resshu Shioya Kengo Yamamoto Takao Seto	Hiroyuki Murakami Soichiro Yoshida Ryohei Arioka Daichi Okamoto
2	Fuji 24h		No.2 K's Frontier KTM Cars	No.13 Endless Sports	No.38 Tracy Sports with Delta	No.60 Team G/Motion'	No.17 Team NOPRO
2	Fuji 24h		Taiyo Ida Hiroki Katoh Kazuho Takahashi Hiroki Yoshimoto Takashi Kobayashi	Masaya Hanazato Mizuki Ishizaka Reimei Ito Hitoshi Okada	Shunsuke Ozaki Yoshiyuki Tsuruga Toshiki Ishimori Sesshu Kondo Takanobu Ishizuka	Resshu Shioya Kengo Yamamoto Takao Seto Piston Nishizawa Toshihiro Kubota	Hideyoshi Nishizawa Tobio Ohtani Misaki Konishi Toshihiko Nogami Hiroaki Yamamoto Junichi Agematsu
3	Sugo	Group 1	No.2 K's Frontier KTM Cars	No.6 Shinryo Racing Team	did not participate
		Group 1	Taiyo Ida Hiroki Katoh Kazuho Takahashi Hiroki Yoshimoto	Tomohiro Tomimasu Yasushi Kikuchi Masazumi Ohashi	did not participate
		Group 2	did not participate			No.3 Endless Sports	No.72 Nihon Automobile College
		Group 2	did not participate			Hiroyuki Saka Ryo Ogawa Togo Suganami	Tetsuya Yamano Makoto Kanai Tatsuya Nojima
4	Autopolis		did not participate	No.13 Endless Sports	No.16 Okabe Jidosha Motorsports	did not participate	No.72 Nihon Automobile College
4	Autopolis		did not participate	Masaya Hanazato Mizuki Ishizaka Reimei Ito Hitoshi Okada	Hirokazu Suzuki Toru Tanaka Tetsuya Tanaka Kazuomi Komatsu	did not participate	Tetsuya Yamano Makoto Kanai Tatsuya Nojima
5	Motegi		No.2 K's Frontier KTM Cars	No.225 Kobe Toyopet Motorsports	No.25 Team ZeroOne	No.41 Tracy Sports with Delta	did not participate
5	Motegi		Taiyo Ida Hiroki Katoh Kazuho Takahashi Hiroki Yoshimoto	Kengo Ichijo Rin Arakawa Jiei Okuzumi Shunji Okumoto	Tomohide Yamaguchi Tsugio Matsuda Kimiya Sato Daiki Fujiwara	Dai Mizuno Yusuke Tomibayashi Hirotaka Ishii	did not participate
6	Okayama	Group 1	No.2 K's Frontier KTM Cars	did not participate	did not participate
		Group 1	Taiyo Ida Hiroki Katoh Kazuho Takahashi Hiroki Yoshimoto		did not participate
		Group 2	did not participate		No.38 Tracy Sports with Delta	No.41 Tracy Sports with Delta	No.88 Murakami Motors
		Group 2	did not participate		Shunsuke Ozaki Yoshiyuki Tsuruga Toshiki Ishimori Takanobu Ishizuka	Dai Mizuno Yusuke Tomibayashi Hirotaka Ishii	Hiroyuki Murakami Soichiro Yoshida Ryohei Arioka Daichi Okamoto
7	Fuji 4h		No.47 D'station Racing	No.743 Honda R&D Challenge	No.39 Tracy Sports with Delta	No.86 TOM'S Spirit	No.72 Nihon Automobile College
7	Fuji 4h		Manabu Orido Nobuteru Taniguchi	Hiroaki Ishigaki Junichi Kidachi Tensho Kobayashi	Takumi Sanada Takashi Itoh Shinya Fujita	Hisashi Yabuki Takamitsu Matsui Shunsuke Kohno Sho Tsuboi	Tetsuya Yamano Makoto Kanai Tatsuya Nojima

Championship standings

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^[23]
Duration	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	≤11th	Pole
3 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

Pos.	Car	Team	SUZ	24H	SUG	AUT	MRM	OIC	FSW	Points
ST-X
1	14	Zhongsheng ROOKIE Racing	7	1	3	1	6	1	3	136
2	31	apr	3	5	5	6	1	4	1	118
3	1	HELM Motorsports	4	4	2	2	4	5	2	117
4	23	TKRI	2		1	3	2	2	4	113
5	81/819	GTNET Motor Sports	6	2	WD	4	3	6	5	95
6	202	KCMG	5	3	4	5	5	3	6	85
7	500	Team 5Zigen	1					7		36
8	777	D'station Racing							7	6
ST-Z
1	52	Saitama Toyopet GreenBrave	1	1	1	2	2	2	1	174
2	885	SHADE Racing	3	3	Ret	1	1	3	2	141.5
3	34	Techno First	7	4	6	3	4	1	4	99
4	26	Team ZeroOne	2	9	2	4	3		Ret	77.5
5	21	Audi Team Hitotsuyama	11	2	Ret	6	6	4	6	73
6	19	Birth Racing Project	4	6	5	5	8	5	10	60.5
7	20	Naniwa Denso Team Impul	5	8	3	8	5	Ret	5	59.5
8	22	Porsche Team EBI Waimarama	6	7	4		Ret	Ret	3	50
9	75	Team Noah	9	5		7	Ret	6	8	37.5
10	111	Buzz Kota Racing	8		Ret	WD		7	7	14.5
11	555	Auto Factory	10	Ret			7	WD	9	10.5
ST-TCR
1	97	M&K Racing				1	1	1	Ret	88
2	5	AI' Racing				2	Ret	2	Ret	37.5
ST-1
1	2	K's Frontier KTM Cars	2	1	1		1	1	2	168
2	47	D'station Racing	1	2	2		2	2	1	151.5
ST-2
2	743	Honda R&D Challenge	1	3	3	3	4		1	132
1	13	Endless Sports	2	1	2	1	3		NC	130.5
3	6	Shinryo Racing Team	Ret	2	1	2	5		2	120
4	225	Kobe Toyopet Motor Sports	4	4	5	Ret	1		4	95
5	7	Shinryo Racing Team	3	Ret	4	Ret	2		3	68.5
ST-3
1	38	Tracy Sports with Delta	3	1		2	5	1	3	139.5
2	39	Tracy Sports with Delta	2	2		3	4	4	1	134.5
3	15	Okabe Jidosha Motorsport	1	3		4	2	2	2	134
4	16	Okabe Jidosha Motorsport	4	4		1	3	3	4	113
5	25	Team ZeroOne	5	5		5	1		5	86
ST-4
1	41	Tracy Sports with Delta	2	4	3		1	1	2	132
2	60	Team G/Motion'	1	1	7		5	7	4	110
3	86	TOM'S Spirit	3	Ret	2		2	2	1	100.5
4	18	Asano Racing Service	4	3	6		6	5	3	83
5	66	Over Drive	Ret	2	5		4	8	6	70
6	3	Endless Sports	6	5	1		7	3	DNS	69
7	884	SHADE Racing	Ret	Ret	4		3	4	5	56
8	216	HMR Racing	5		8		Ret	6	7	27
ST-5
1	72	Nihon Automobile College	4	2	1	1		2	1	149
2	17	Team NOPRO	3	1	2	2		7	2	127
3	88	Murakami Motors	1	11	4	3		1	3	103
4	65	Over Drive	6	3	3	4		4	NC	73
5	4	Team Bride	2	5	8	5		9	6	66.5
6	50	Love Drive Racing	8	4	5			3	8	54
7	120	Mazda Spirit Racing	5	6	7	9		5	Ret	40
8	110	Access Racing Team	7		9	6		6	4	38
9	67	Team Yamato	12	10	6			8	5	25
10	37	Team NOPRO	11	8	10	7		11	7	21
11	11	D.R.C EZO		7	13				9	12
12	290	AutoLabo	9	9	11	Ret		Ret	11	9
13	222	Honda Cars Tokai	10	NC	12	8		10	10	8.5
Pos.	Car	Team	SUZ	24H	SUG	AUT	MRM	OIC	FSW	Points

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 position

Italics - Fastest lap

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