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The US is getting a one-make Toyota GR86 race series

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The US is getting a one-make Toyota GR86 race series | Top Gear

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Lucky beggars. Toyota North America sets 2023 start date for an all-new series

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The US is getting a one-make Toyota GR86 race series

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Lucky beggars. Toyota North America sets 2023 start date for an all-new series

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Lucky beggars. Toyota North America sets 2023 start date for an all-new series

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The US is getting a one-make Toyota GR86 race series

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The US is getting a one-make Toyota GR86 race series

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The US is getting a one-make Toyota GR86 race series

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Lucky beggars. Toyota North America sets 2023 start date for an all-new series

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Oh how we envy the US. Sometimes. Anyway, we do at this particular moment because Toyota Gazoo Racing North America has announced that it’s starting a new one-make race series with the GR86.

A similar series with the previous-gen GT86 (and the Subaru BRZ) has been running for nine years in Japan and is set to make the switch to the new GR this July, but from 2023 onwards there’ll be a US championship too.

Gazoo Racing has confirmed that there’ll be seven rounds throughout 2023, with all the cars running the same spec and feeding learnings back to the Toyota GR road car team.

Anyone in need of an extra driver? You can find our contact details at the bottom of the page…

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Oh how we envy the US. Sometimes. Anyway, we do at this particular moment because Toyota Gazoo Racing North America has announced that it’s starting a new one-make race series with the GR86.

A similar series with the previous-gen GT86 (and the Subaru BRZ) has been running for nine years in Japan and is set to make the switch to the new GR this July, but from 2023 onwards there’ll be a US championship too.

Gazoo Racing has confirmed that there’ll be seven rounds throughout 2023, with all the cars running the same spec and feeding learnings back to the Toyota GR road car team.

Anyone in need of an extra driver? You can find our contact details at the bottom of the page…

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Lucky beggars. Toyota North America sets 2023 start date for an all-new series