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TOM'S

Japanese racing team

Field	Value
name	TOM'S Inc.
image	Tom s-logo.png
foundation
founder	Nobuhide Tachi
location_city	Setagaya, Tokyo
location_country	Japan
location
key_people	Isao Tanimoto
(President and Representative Director)
industry	Automobile tuning & parts manufacturer for street and motorsports
products	Automobile tuning and racing products
homepage

(President and Representative Director)

TOM'S Inc. is an automotive aftermarket parts manufacturer and tuner of Toyota and Lexus vehicles, as well as a factory-backed racing team. The TOM'S head office is located in Tokyo, Japan.

TOM'S most prominently produces aftermarket parts for current Toyota vehicles, and has also created its own special edition of certain current Lexus models.

In motorsport, the company is currently heavily involved with Super GT, Super Formula and Super Formula Lights. TOM'S Racing has won the Japanese Formula 3 Championship 21 times, the Super GT series 11 times, the Super Formula Championship six times, and the Super Formula Lights series four times.

History

The name stands for Tachi Oiwa Motor Sport, as the company was established in 1974 by Nobuhide Tachi and Kiyoshi Oiwa. Despite an oil crisis at the time, the two were able to show productive results and a healthy development of motorsports for Toyota. With the support of Toyota, TOM'S went into business in 1974.

In 1975 the Toyota Motor Corporation officially recognized TOM'S as an authorized tuning shop. In 1978, the firm opened a garage in the Tama area of Tokyo. TOM'S entered the Japanese Formula 3 as an engine tuner in 1981.

In 1987, TOM'S expanded to Hingham in Norfolk, England, setting up as TOM'S GB LIMITED. The factory initially housed the TOM'S engine shops and Waters's Formula 3 team before expanding to running the Sportscar World Championship and BTCC programs. in 1992 TOM'S attempted to lure Toyota into F1 by embarking on a Formula 1 feasibility study which included the establishment of a 40,000 sq. ft. R&D center. The design of the R&D center was overseen by John Barnard and a TOM'S F1 car was designed (dubbed the 011F) but never built https://www.statsf1.com/fr/tom-s-f1.aspx. After Toyota rejected the idea of a Formula 1 entry, TOM'S sold the Norfolk factory to Volkswagen in 1998 and left the European market .

In 1993, TOM'S produced vehicles for the Japanese Formula 3000. In 1994, the firm marked its 20th anniversary with "TOM'S Angel T01", a commemorative model. 1995 saw the lightweight sports car series T101, T082, and T020. In 2003, TOM'S modified vehicles entered the All Japan F3 Championship group of the All Japan GT Championship.

List of complete cars

Z20 Soarer 'C5'
A70 Supra 'C5'
F070M Celsior (Lexus LS 400/430)
F070 Celsior (Lexus LS 400/430)
Z382 Soarer (Lexus SC)
S741 Majesta
S630 Aristo
S740 Athlete
S970 Athlete Toyota Blade
S972 Estate
X540 Chaser
E910 Altezza (Lexus IS 300)
Toyota Altezza RS200
Land Cruiser
RX330/Harrier
Prius
H125 Alphard
Isis
W123 (MR-S)
Angel T01
T020 (MR-2)
T111 (Corolla AE111 Trueno)
T101
T091
T082
P050 Vitz
EP82 Starlet GT Turbo
Lexus LC (URZ100/GWZ100)
Century
GR Supra
Supra Tourer (J29/DB)
Lexus LC500 Convertible
Lexus GS-F prod.Kazuki Nakajima
Lexus IS300
GR Yaris
GR86 Wide Body Also the aero work done to the number 36 Castrol TOM'S SUPRA (1997 GTC 500 Champion with Michael Krumm and Pedro de la Rosa).

Motorsport

In addition to aftermarket tuning and parts, TOM'S Racing has a long history in motorsport. Since its founding in 1974, TOM'S has continuously stayed involved in automotive racing, as a tuning partner, engine supplier, or racing team, especially with Toyota factory-backed racing teams.

Super Formula Lights (aka Japanese F3) Championship

TOM'S Racing had a large involvement and repeated success in the Super Formula Lights (originally Japanese Formula 3 Championship; name changed after FIA nomenclature regulations and the promoters changed to Euroformula Open Championship standards).

They won the championship a record 25 times: in 1987, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, and after the FIA-mandated rebranding, in 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2024.

Super GT/JGTC

TOM'S Racing has been consistently involved in the Super GT racing series, the top level of Japanese sports car racing, since 1995 when it was called the All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship (JGTC). The team has raced both Toyota and Lexus silhouette cars.

TOM'S has won the GT500 Class Championship eleven times: in 1997, 1999, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2017, 2019, 2021, 2023, 2024 and 2025.

24 Hours of LeMans

From 1985 until 1993, TOM'S competed in the 24 Hours of LeMans, with a best result of 2nd place in 1992 with a Toyota TS010.

All Japan Sports Prototype Championship

TOM'S raced in the All Japan Sports Prototype Championship in Group C, winning a championship in 1992.

Macau Grand Prix

With the second-most team wins in history, TOM'S has won the Macau Grand Prix five times: in 1992, 1998, 1999, 2007, and 2008.

Japanese Touring Car Championship

TOM'S won the Japanese Touring Car Championship in 1994 with a Toyota Corona E, and in 1997 with a Toyota Chaser.

Super Formula Championship

In the top level of Japanese single-seater racing, the Super Formula Championship, TOM'S has won the championship six times: in 2011, 2012, 2014, 2019, 2023, and 2024.

Results

24 Hours of Le Mans

Year	Entrant	No.	Tyres	Car	Drivers	Class	Laps	Pos.
Pos.	[1985](1985-24-hours-of-le-mans)	[1986](1986-24-hours-of-le-mans)	[1987](1987-24-hours-of-le-mans)	[1988](1988-24-hours-of-le-mans)	[1989](1989-24-hours-of-le-mans)	[1990](1990-24-hours-of-le-mans)	[1992](1992-24-hours-of-le-mans)	[1993](1993-24-hours-of-le-mans)
JPN TOM'S	36		TOM'S 85C	JPN Satoru Nakajima
JPN Masanori Sekiya
JPN Kaoru Hoshino	C1	330	12th	12th
JPN TOM'S Team	36		TOM'S 86C	JPN Satoru Nakajima
JPN Masanori Sekiya
GBR Geoff Lees	C1	105	DNF	DNF
JPN Toyota Team TOM'S	36		Toyota 87C-L	GBR Geoff Lees
AUS Alan Jones
SWE Eje Elgh	C1	19	DNF	DNF
37	JPN Masanori Sekiya
JPN Kaoru Hoshino
GBR Tiff Needell	C1	39	DNF	DNF
JPN Toyota Team TOM'S	36		Toyota 88C	JPN Masanori Sekiya
JPN Kaoru Hoshino
GBR Geoff Lees	C1	351	12th	12th
37	JPN Hitoshi Ogawa
ITA Paolo Barilla
GBR Tiff Needell	C1	283	24th	15th
JPN Toyota Team TOM'S	36		Toyota 89C-V	JPN Hitoshi Ogawa
ITA Paolo Barilla
USA Ross Cheever	C1	45	DNF	DNF
37	GBR Geoff Lees
GBR Johnny Dumfries
GBR John Watson	C1	58	DNF	DNF
38	Toyota 88C	JPN Kaoru Hoshino
FRA Didier Artzet
JPN Keiichi Suzuki	C1	20	DNF	DNF
JPN Toyota Team TOM'S	36		Toyota 90C-V	JPN Masanori Sekiya
JPN Hitoshi Ogawa
GBR Geoff Lees	C1	347	6th	6th
37	JPN Aguri Suzuki
GBR Johnny Dumfries
ITA Roberto Ravaglia	C1	64	DNF	DNF
JPN Toyota Team TOM'S GB	7		Toyota TS010	GBR Geoff Lees
AUS David Brabham
JPN Ukyo Katayama	C1	192	DNF	DNF
8	NED Jan Lammers
FRA Andy Wallace
ITA Teo Fabi	C1	331	8th	5th
33	JPN Masanori Sekiya
FRA Pierre-Henri Raphanel
GBR Kenny Acheson	C1	346	2nd	2nd
JPN Toyota Team TOM'S Japan	36		Toyota TS010	JPN Masanori Sekiya
JPN Toshio Suzuki
GBR Eddie Irvine	C1	364	4th	4th
37	GBR Kenny Acheson
GBR Andy Wallace
FRA Pierre-Henri Raphanel	C1	212	DNF	DNF
JPN Toyota Team TOM'S GB	38	GBR Geoff Lees
NED Jan Lammers
ARG Juan Manuel Fangio II	C1	353	8th	5th

Japanese Grand Touring Championship (JGTC)

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap)

Year	Car	Tyres	Class	No.	Drivers
Toyota Supra		GT1	36	JPN Masanori Sekiya
GER Michael Krumm	SUZ
6	FUJ
6	SEN
1	FUJ
Ret	SUG
7	MIN
4
Toyota Supra		GT500	36	JPN Masanori Sekiya
ESP Pedro de la Rosa
JPN Ukyo Katayama	SUZ
5	FUJ
2	SEN
3	FUJ
Ret	SUG
8	MIN
Ret	NC1
4
Toyota Supra		GT500	36	GER Michael Krumm
ESP Pedro de la Rosa
JPN Masanori Sekiya
JPN Ukyo Katayama	SUZ
13	*FUJ*
3	SEN
1	FUJ
2	MIN
1	SUG
15	NC1
Ret	NC2
5
37	JPN Toshio Suzuki
JPN Masanori Sekiya
JPN Shingo Tachi	SUZ
3	FUJ
6	*SEN*
3	FUJ
3	MIN
3	SUG
4	NC1
3	NC2
2
Toyota Supra		GT500	36	JPN Masanori Sekiya
ARG Norberto Fontana	SUZ
6	FUJ
C	SEN
3	FUJ
8	MOT
3	MIN
16	SUG
Ret	NC1
Ret
37	JPN Toshio Suzuki
GBR Kelvin Burt	SUZ
7	FUJ
C	SEN
6	FUJ
11	MOT
Ret	MIN
10	SUG
2	NC1
6
Toyota Celica		GT300	20	JPN Masahiro Matsunaga
JPN Yasuhisa Fujiwara
JPN Kumi Sato	SUZ	FUJ
11	SUG	MIN
6	FUJ
Ret	OKA
DNS	MOT
14	NC1
Toyota Supra		GT500	35	JPN Shinichi Yamaji
FRA Pierre-Henri Raphanel	SUZ
13	FUJ
Ret	SUG
2	MIN
14	FUJ
13	OKA
6	MOT
6	NC1
36	JPN Masanori Sekiya
JPN Takuya Kurosawa	SUZ
4	FUJ
9	SUG
1	MIN
10	FUJ
4	OKA
4	*MOT*
1	NC1
6
37	JPN Toshio Suzuki
JPN Ukyo Katayama
GBR Darren Manning	SUZ
3	FUJ
4	SUG
11	MIN
2	FUJ
15	OKA
15	MOT
10	NC1
Ret
Toyota MR-S		GT300	20	JPN Masahiro Matsunaga
JPN Kumi Sato	MOT	FUJ	SUG	NC1	FUJ
Ret	OKA
6	MIN
9	SUZ
7
Toyota Supra		GT500	35	JPN Shinichi Yamaji
FRA Pierre-Henri Raphanel	MOT
12	FUJ
Ret	SUG
3	NC1	FUJ
13	OKA
9	MIN
Ret	SUZ
7
36	JPN Masanori Sekiya
JPN Takeshi Tsuchiya	MOT
Ret	FUJ
12	SUG
9	NC1
4	FUJ
5	OKA
14	MIN
Ret	SUZ
9
37	JPN Seiji Ara
JPN Toshio Suzuki
JPN Shinichi Yamaji	MOT
9	FUJ
Ret	SUG
8	NC1
11	FUJ
14	OKA
12	MIN
9	SUZ
12
Toyota MR-S		GT300	0	JPN Masahiro Matsunaga
JPN Kumi Sato	OKA
10	FUJ
11	SUG
Ret	NC1	FUJ
Ret	MOT
11	SUZ
7	MIN
Ret
Toyota Supra		GT500	36	JPN Takeshi Tsuchiya
JPN Takuya Kurosawa
ITA Paolo Montin
AUS Wayne Gardner	OKA
11	FUJ
10	SUG
8	NC1
Ret	FUJ
8	MOT
5	SUZ
5	MIN
7
37	AUS Wayne Gardner
JPN Shinichi Yamaji	OKA
5	FUJ
9	SUG
1	NC1	FUJ
10	MOT
8	SUZ
4	MIN
9
Toyota MR-S		GT300	17	JPN Masahiro Matsunaga
JPN Ken Namekawa	OKA
12	FUJ
11	SUG
14	SEP	FUJ
23	MOT	MIN
Ret	SUZ
11
Toyota Supra		GT500	36	JPN Takeshi Tsuchiya
AUS Wayne Gardner	OKA
8	FUJ
14	SUG
10	SEP
2	FUJ
5	MOT
6	MIN
3	SUZ
9
37	JPN Takuya Kurosawa
ITA Paolo Montin
JPN Hideki Noda	OKA
Ret	FUJ
12	SUG
5	SEP
3	FUJ
3	MOT
7	MIN
Ret	SUZ
16
Toyota MR-S (Rd. 1-6)
Toyota Celica (Rd. 8)		GT300	17	JPN Masahiro Matsunaga
JPN Masaoki Nagashima	OKA
18	FUJ
18	SUG
12	FUJ
9	FUJ
Ret	MOT
9	AUT	SUZ
20
Toyota Supra		GT500	36	FRA Érik Comas
JPN Takeshi Tsuchiya	OKA
6	FUJ
10	SUG
2	FUJ
7	FUJ
5	MOT
2	AUT
8	SUZ
8
37	ITA Marco Apicella
JPN Takuya Kurosawa	OKA
Ret	FUJ
8	SUG
13	FUJ
15	FUJ
6	MOT
10	AUT
13	SUZ
14
Toyota Celica		GT300	17	JPN Masahiro Matsunaga
JPN Masaoki Nagashima	OKA
Ret	SUG
2	SEP
12	TOK
12	MOT
16	AUT
11	SUZ
15	NC1	NC2
Toyota Supra		GT500	36	ITA Marco Apicella
JPN Takeshi Tsuchiya	OKA
7	SUG
7	SEP
10	TOK
4	MOT
5	AUT
7	SUZ
2	NC1	NC2
37	AUS James Courtney
JPN Tatsuya Kataoka	OKA
11	SUG
3	SEP
5	TOK
5	MOT
4	AUT
6	SUZ
6	NC1
5	NC2
2

Note: in 1996 and 1997 Cerumo and TOM's entered the Team's Championship together under the Toyota Castrol Team banner.

Complete Super GT Results

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap)

Year	Car	Tyres	Class	No.
Toyota Supra		GT500	36	AUS James Courtney
JPN Takeshi Tsuchiya	OKA
2	FUJ
10	SEP
3	SUG
3	MOT
7	FUJ
5	AUT
8	SUZ
5
37	JPN Tatsuya Kataoka
JPN Sakon Yamamoto	OKA
6	FUJ
6	SEP
13	SUG
1	MOT
8	FUJ
7	AUT
Ret	SUZ
7
Lexus SC430		GT500	36	GER André Lotterer
JPN Juichi Wakisaka
GER Adrian Sutil	SUZ
1	OKA
8	FUJ
3	SEP
15	SUG
4	SUZ
10	MOT
2	AUT
7	FUJ
4
Lexus SC430		GT500	1	GER André Lotterer
JPN Juichi Wakisaka
GBR Oliver Jarvis	SUZ
7	OKA
5	FUJ
Ret	SEP
8	SUG
5	SUZ
1	MOT
6	AUT
6	FUJ
6
Lexus SC430		GT500	36	GER André Lotterer
JPN Juichi Wakisaka
NED Carlo van Dam	SUZ
3	OKA
4	FUJ
2	SEP
7	SUG
10	SUZ
3	MOT
3	AUT
8	FUJ
7
Lexus SC430		GT500	36	GER André Lotterer
JPN Juichi Wakisaka	OKA
11	SUZ
2	FUJ
2	SEP
6	SUG
7	SUZ
8	FUJ
3	AUT
1	MOT
2
Lexus SC430		GT500	1	GER André Lotterer
JPN Juichi Wakisaka	SUZ
4	OKA
3	FUJ
2	SEP
8	SUG
7	SUZ
10	FUJ
C	MOT
1	NC1
13	NC2
7
Lexus SC430		GT500	36	GER André Lotterer
JPN Kazuki Nakajima	OKA
4	FUJ
4	SEP
6	SUG
9	SUZ
6	FUJ
15	AUT
4	MOT
8	NC1
4	NC2
7
Lexus SC430		GT500	36	JPN Kazuki Nakajima
FRA Loïc Duval
GBR Richard Lyons	OKA
5	FUJ
4	SEP
13	SUG
2	SUZ
Ret	FUJ
4	AUT
15	MOT
8	NC1
15	NC2
2
Lexus SC430		GT500	36	JPN Kazuki Nakajima
GBR James Rossiter	OKA
12	*FUJ*
1	SEP
11	SUG
10	SUZ
3	FUJ
12	AUT
1	MOT
5	NC1
5	NC2
2
37	JPN Daisuke Ito
ITA Andrea Caldarelli	OKA
15	FUJ
6	SEP
10	SUG
2	SUZ
5	FUJ
3	AUT
9	MOT
6	NC1
Ret	NC2
11
Lexus RC F		GT500	36	GBR James Rossiter
JPN Kazuki Nakajima
JPN Ryo Hirakawa	OKA
13	FUJ
9	AUT
5	SUG
4	FUJ
5	SUZ
1	BUR
1	MOT
8
37	JPN Daisuke Ito
ITA Andrea Caldarelli	OKA
1	FUJ
5	AUT
4	SUG
2	FUJ
9	SUZ
7	BUR
4	MOT
2
Lexus RC F		GT500	36	JPN Daisuke Ito
GBR James Rossiter	OKA
14	FUJ
3	CHA
7	FUJ
7	SUZ
1	SUG
13	AUT
5	MOT
Ret
37	ITA Andrea Caldarelli
JPN Ryo Hirakawa	OKA
1	FUJ
6	CHA
6	FUJ
12	SUZ
8	SUG
9	AUT
12	MOT
1
Lexus RC F		GT500	36	NZL Nick Cassidy
JPN Daisuke Ito	OKA
8	FUJ
4	SUG
11	FUJ
5	SUZ
2	CHA
11	MOT
3	MOT
4
37	JPN Ryō Hirakawa
GBR James Rossiter	*OKA*
2	FUJ
3	SUG
8	FUJ
12	SUZ
Ret	CHA
9	MOT
Ret	MOT
5
Lexus LC500		GT500	36	GBR James Rossiter
JPN Kazuki Nakajima
JPN Daisuke Ito	OKA
5	FUJ
5	AUT
1	SUG
7	FUJ
4	SUZ
9	CHA
5	MOT
14
37	JPN Ryō Hirakawa
NZL Nick Cassidy	OKA
1	FUJ
3	AUT
6	SUG
10	FUJ
6	SUZ
6	CHA
1	MOT
2
Lexus LC500		GT500	1	JPN Ryō Hirakawa
NZL Nick Cassidy	OKA
3	FUJ
7	SUZ
3	CHA
8	FUJ
2	SUG
14	AUT
1	MOT
4
36	JPN Yuhi Sekiguchi
JPN Kazuki Nakajima
GBR James Rossiter	OKA
13	FUJ
4	SUZ
5	CHA
10	FUJ
1	SUG
12	AUT
2	MOT
13
Lexus LC500		GT500	36	JPN Yuhi Sekiguchi
JPN Kazuki Nakajima
JPN Ritomo Miyata	OKA
9	FUJ
Ret	*SUZ*
1	BUR
9	FUJ
Ret	AUT
10	SUG
10	MOT
3	NC1
7	NC2
19
37	JPN Ryō Hirakawa
NZL Nick Cassidy	OKA
12	FUJ
7	SUZ
2	BUR
2	FUJ
4	AUT
3	SUG
4	MOT
1	NC1
1	NC2
8
Toyota GR Supra		GT500	36	JPN Yuhi Sekiguchi
FRA Sacha Fenestraz	FUJ
2	FUJ
2	SUZ
3	MOT
11	FUJ
12	SUZ
7	MOT
13	FUJ
3
37	JPN Ryō Hirakawa
NZL Nick Cassidy
JPN Kenta Yamashita	*FUJ*
1	FUJ
4	SUZ
7	MOT
6	FUJ
4	SUZ
Ret	MOT
6	*FUJ*
2
Toyota GR Supra		GT500	36	JPN Yuhi Sekiguchi
JPN Sho Tsuboi	OKA
2	FUJ
13	MOT
3	SUZ
5	SUG
4	AUT
10	MOT
8	FUJ
1
37	JPN Ryō Hirakawa
JPN Sena Sakaguchi
FRA Sacha Fenestraz	*OKA*
3	FUJ
3	MOT
7	SUZ
10	SUG
11	AUT
9	MOT
10	FUJ
2
Toyota GR Supra		GT500	36	FRA Giuliano Alesi
JPN Sho Tsuboi	OKA
6	FUJ
2	SUZ
10	FUJ
4	SUZ
9	SUG
10	AUT
8	MOT
9
37	FRA Sacha Fenestraz
JPN Ritomo Miyata	OKA
11	FUJ
14	SUZ
3	FUJ
1	SUZ
8	SUG
9	AUT
9	MOT
6
Toyota GR Supra		GT500	36	JPN Sho Tsuboi
JPN Ritomo Miyata	OKA
15	FUJ
1	*SUZ*
2	FUJ
4	SUZ
10	SUG
7	AUT
1	MOT
1
37	FRA Giuliano Alesi
JPN Ukyo Sasahara	OKA
13	FUJ
6	SUZ
11	FUJ
8	SUZ
11	SUG
10	AUT
7	MOT
9
Toyota GR Supra		GT500	36	JPN Sho Tsuboi
JPN Kenta Yamashita	*OKA*
1	FUJ
4	SUZ
5	FUJ
7	SUG
4	AUT
7	MOT
1	SUZ
1
37	FRA Giuliano Alesi
JPN Ukyo Sasahara	OKA
7	FUJ
11	SUZ
1	FUJ
10	SUG
1	AUT
8	MOT
Ret	SUZ
11
Toyota GR Supra		GT500	1	JPN Sho Tsuboi
JPN Kenta Yamashita	OKA
1	FUJ
2	SEP
7	FS1
1	FS2
2	SUZ
9	SUG
9	AUT
13†	MOT
1
37	FRA Giuliano Alesi
JPN Ukyo Sasahara	OKA
5	FUJ
7	SEP
1	FS1
3	FS2
7	SUZ
12	SUG
5	AUT
Ret	MOT
5

Note: Non-championship (NC1, NC2) races are major races that do not count towards the championship.

Complete Formula Nippon/Super Formula results

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap)

Year	Chassis	Engine	No.	Drivers	1	2
Lola FN06	Toyota	36	GER André Lotterer	FUJ
8	SUZ
5	MOT
1	SUZ
5	AUT
8	FUJ
2	SUG
Ret	MOT
Ret	SUZ
1
37	JPN Takeshi Tsuchiya	FUJ
9	SUZ
10	MOT
Ret	SUZ
7	AUT
9	FUJ
Ret	SUG
8	MOT
8	SUZ
5
Lola FN06	Toyota	36	GER André Lotterer	FUJ
Ret	SUZ
5	MOT
2	OKA
Ret	SUZ
13	FUJ
1	SUG
7	MOT
4	SUZ
2
37	JPN Seiji Ara	FUJ
11	SUZ
Ret	MOT
15	OKA
7	SUZ
10	FUJ
4	SUG
Ret	MOT
13	SUZ
5
Lola FN06	Toyota	36	GER André Lotterer	FUJ
Ret	SUZ
3	MOT
2	OKA
2	SUZ
2	SUZ
4	MOT
11	MOT
7	FUJ
5	FUJ
4	SUG
12
37	JPN Seiji Ara	FUJ
Ret	SUZ
11	MOT
10	OKA
10	SUZ1
13	SUZ2
11	MOT1
7	MOT2
1	FUJ1
10	FUJ2
10	SUG
16
Swift 017.n	Toyota	36	GER André Lotterer	FUJ
10	SUZ
3	MOT
5	FUJ
8	SUZ
7	MOT
1	AUT
2	SUG
2
37	JPN Kazuya Oshima	FUJ
7	SUZ
10	MOT
Ret	FUJ
2	SUZ
10	MOT
11	AUT
9	SUG
6
Swift 017.n	Toyota	36	GER André Lotterer	SUZ
3	MOT
3	FUJ
2	MOT
Ret	SUG
3	AUT
1	SUZ
3	SUZ
2
37	JPN Kazuya Oshima	SUZ
12	MOT
8	FUJ
4	MOT
5	SUG
1	AUT
DNS	SUZ
5	SUZ
7
Swift 017.n	Toyota	36	GER André Lotterer	SUZ
1		FUJ
1	MOT
2	SUZ
C	SUG
1	MOT
1	*MOT*
1
JPN Takuto Iguchi		AUT
11
37	JPN Kazuki Nakajima	SUZ
3	AUT
1	FUJ
3	MOT
3	SUZ
C	SUG
3	MOT
2	MOT
2
Swift 017.n	Toyota	1	GER André Lotterer	SUZ
5	MOT
1	AUT
Ret	FUJ
1	MOT
2	SUG
10	SUZ
5	SUZ
8
2	JPN Kazuki Nakajima	SUZ
1	MOT
3	AUT
5	FUJ
2	MOT
4	SUG
5	SUZ
12	SUZ
1
Swift SF13	Toyota	1	JPN Kazuki Nakajima	SUZ
5	AUT
12	FUJ
8	MOT
1	SUG
Ret	SUZ
Ret	SUZ
1
2	GBR James Rossiter	SUZ
11					SUZ
7	SUZ
6
GER André Lotterer		AUT
1	FUJ
1	MOT
2	SUG
2
Dallara SF14	Toyota	36	GER André Lotterer	SUZ
6	FUJ
4	FUJ
1	FUJ
6		AUT
1	SUG
Ret	SUZ
3	SUZ
2
ITA Andrea Caldarelli					MOT
3
37	JPN Kazuki Nakajima	SUZ
5	FUJ
2	FUJ
3	FUJ
1	MOT
7	AUT
6	SUG
2	SUZ
2	SUZ
1
Dallara SF14	Toyota	1	JPN Kazuki Nakajima	SUZ
2		FUJ
2	MOT
2	AUT
1	SUG
4	SUZ
4	SUZ
2
JPN Kazuya Oshima		OKA
15
2	GER André Lotterer	SUZ
1	OKA
8	FUJ
5	MOT
4	AUT
11	SUG
1	*SUZ*
1	SUZ
Ret
Dallara SF14	Toyota	36	GER André Lotterer	SUZ
7	OKA
8	FUJ
4	MOT
2	OKA
12	OKA
4	SUG
5	SUZ
2	SUZ
2
37	JPN Kazuki Nakajima	SUZ
12	OKA
17	FUJ
2	MOT
7	*OKA*
19	OKA
2	SUG
4	SUZ
5	SUZ
16
Dallara SF14	Toyota	36	GER André Lotterer	SUZ
5	OKA
1	OKA
3	FUJ
3	MOT
7	AUT
Ret	SUG
10	SUZ
C	SUZ
C
37	JPN Kazuki Nakajima	SUZ
1	OKA
9	OKA
18	FUJ
7	MOT
11	AUT
6	SUG
3	SUZ
C	SUZ
C
Dallara SF14	Toyota	36	JPN Kazuki Nakajima	SUZ
8	AUT
C	SUG
3	FUJ
5		OKA
17	SUZ
5
BRA João Paulo de Oliveira					MOT
18
37	GBR James Rossiter	SUZ
11	AUT
C	SUG
Ret	FUJ
19	MOT
9	OKA
11	SUZ
Ret
Dallara SF19	Toyota	36	JPN Kazuki Nakajima	SUZ
Ret	AUT
13	SUG
12	FUJ
5	MOT
16	OKA
2	SUZ
14
37	NZL Nick Cassidy	SUZ
11	AUT
5	SUG
5	FUJ
9	MOT
5	OKA
Ret	SUZ
3
Dallara SF19	Toyota	1	NZL Nick Cassidy	MOT
13	OKA
6	SUG
3	AUT
2	*SUZ*
1	SUZ
Ret	FUJ
5
36	JPN Kazuki Nakajima	MOT
4		SUG
15		SUZ
2	SUZ
16	FUJ
9
JPN Ritomo Miyata		OKA
9		AUT
8
Dallara SF19	Toyota	36	JPN Kazuki Nakajima	FUJ
11					MOT
7
FRA Giuliano Alesi		SUZ
9	AUT
1‡	SUG
9	MOT
16		SUZ
8
37	JPN Ritomo Miyata	FUJ
7	SUZ
6	AUT
4‡	SUG
7	MOT
8	MOT
9	SUZ
14
Dallara SF19	Toyota	36	FRA Giuliano Alesi	FUJ
17	FUJ
8	SUZ
15	AUT
Ret	SUG
13	FUJ
Ret	MOT
13	MOT
Ret	SUZ
21	SUZ
16
37	JPN Ritomo Miyata	FUJ
5	FUJ
3	SUZ
18	AUT
5	SUG
6	FUJ
4	MOT
8	MOT
14	SUZ
5	SUZ
3
Dallara SF23	Toyota	36	FRA Giuliano Alesi	FUJ
Ret	FUJ
Ret	SUZ
8	AUT
13	SUG
Ret
JPN Ukyo Sasahara						FUJ
19	MOT
12	SUZ
22	SUZ
WD
37	JPN Ritomo Miyata	FUJ
5	FUJ
4	SUZ
1	AUT
2	SUG
1	FUJ
3	MOT
4	SUZ
2‡	SUZ
3
Dallara SF23	Toyota	36	JPN Sho Tsuboi	SUZ
11	AUT
3	SUG
3‡	FUJ
1	MOT
5	FUJ
1	FUJ
1	SUZ
2	SUZ
2
37	JPN Ukyo Sasahara	SUZ
15	AUT
12	SUG
16	FUJ
12	MOT
16	FUJ
12	FUJ
14	SUZ
15†	SUZ
14

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