Blancpain GT World Challenge Asia is a series for GT3 and GT4 cars running across Asia. It is slightly renamed this year following SRO’s acquisition of the ‘World Challenge’ name, so now there are GT World Challenge sprint series in Asia, America and Europe.
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Japan’s premier single-seater open wheel series, featuring Dallara chassis at IndyCar or Formula 2 level, mated to Super GT Toyota or Honda engines. Very quick cars.
Kamui Kobayashi, Kazuki Najajima, Artem Markelov, Harrison Newey and Lucas Auer will be competing this year.
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Japan’s top sports car series features two classes.
GT500 is the playground of Honda, Lexus and Nissan and drivers like Jenson Button, Heikki Kovalainen, Kazuki Nakajima, Ryo Hirokawa. In 2020 the class will share regulations with the DTM.
GT300 sees a big grid of GT3 cars and similar, from Mercedes, Porsche, Audi, Nissan, Honda, BMW, Aston Martin, McLaren.
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One of Europe’s premier series.
Audi and BMW resume battle. Mercedes AMG have pulled out, but there will be a presence of sorts from Aston Martin, which is an interesting development.
New “Class 1” rules come into effect as part of a close partnership with Super GT in Japan.
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