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Rookie Racing

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Japanese racing team
Japan Rookie Racing
Founded2017
BaseOyama,Shizuoka Prefecture
Teamprincipal(s)Akio Toyoda
Current series
Current drivers
Teams'
Championships
2023 Super Taikyu Series
Websitewww.rookie-racing.co.jp

Rookie Racing Co., Ltd. (stylized asROOKIE Racing) is a Japanese racing team that competes inSuper Formula,Super GT &Super Taikyu. Rookie Racing is a sister team ofToyota Gazoo Racing and based close toFuji Speedway.

History

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ENEOS X PRIME GR Supra at 2022 Takanoko no Hotel Suzuka GT 300km

In 2017,Tatsuya Kataoka launched a private team "T's Concept" for the purpose of training young and gentleman drivers. T's Concept participated in the Super Taikyu ST-4 class with twoToyota 86's sponsored by Ogura Clutch. Drivers such as Ogura Clutch's President Yasuhiro Ogura andMiki Koyama competed with T's Concept on the team's inaugural season onSuper Taikyu. T's Concept continued to field two cars for the 2018 season and signed Masahiro Sasaki to compete alongside Ogura in the #29 team while Tohjiro Azuma and Daisuke Matsunaga competed in the #28 team.[1] One of the T's Concept cars was later rebranded into "ROOKIE Racing" in 2019 with Daisuke Toyota, son of Toyota president Akio, and former GT500 championAkira Iida joining the team as Rookie's lead drivers in the 2019 Super Taikyu season.[2]

In 2020,Akio Toyoda purchased the team in its entirety and entered bothSuper Formula andSuper GT afterTeam LeMans left from both series at the end of the 2019 season.[3][4] While the team had previously entered rookie drivers that was part of the Toyota Young Driver Programme, Rookie's name was taken from Akio's pet dog "Rookie". In the team's first year onSuper GT, Rookie's entry was run as part ofTeam Cerumo.Kazuya Oshima drove in both theSuper Formula andSuper GT championship withSho Tsuboi acting as Oshima's teammate in Super GT. In 2021, Rookie took full charge of the team from Cerumo. Oshima stayed with the team, competing in both series and was paired up withKenta Yamashita for2021 Super GT season.[5] For 2022, the team set up a new factory base close toFuji Speedway.[6]

Race results

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Complete Super GT results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearCarTyresClassNo.Drivers123456789PosPoints
2020Toyota GR Supra GT500BGT50014JapanKazuya Oshima
JapanSho Tsuboi
FUJ
3
FUJ
3
SUZ
9
MOT
4
FUJ
2
SUZ
12
MOT
12
FUJ
Ret
7th47
2021Toyota GR Supra GT500BGT50014JapanKazuya Oshima
JapanKenta Yamashita
OKA
1
FUJ
2
MOT
13
SUZ
12
SUG
12†
AUT
11
MOT
6
FUJ
3
5th52
2022Toyota GR Supra GT500BGT50014JapanKazuya Oshima
JapanKenta Yamashita
OKA
1
FUJ
7‡
SUZ
8
FUJ
7
SUZ
14
SUG
11
AUT
4
MOT
3
5th49
2023Toyota GR Supra GT500BGT50014JapanKazuya Oshima
JapanKenta Yamashita
OKA
4
FUJ
4
SUZ
6
FUJ
11
SUZ
3
SUG
6
AUT
8
MOT
6
7th45
2024Toyota GR Supra GT500BGT50014JapanKazuya Oshima
JapanNirei Fukuzumi
OKA
NC
FUJ
8
SUZ
2
FUJ
4
SUZ
92
SUG
93
AUT
13†
MOT
63
11th38
2025Toyota GR Supra GT500BGT50014JapanKazuya Oshima
JapanNirei Fukuzumi
OKA
2
FUJ
6
SEP
9
FUJ
Ret
FUJ
1
SUZ
2
SUG
7
AUT
9
MOT
2nd*54.5*

Half points awarded as less than 75% of race distance was completed.
* Season still in progress.


Complete Super Formula results

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YearDriver123456789101112[a]13DCPts
2020JapanKazuya OshimaMOT
10
OKA
16
SUG
9
AUT
17
SUZ
12
SUZ
9
FUJ
14
19th5
2021JapanKazuya OshimaFUJ
10
SUZ1
15
AUT
8
SUG
18
MOT1
Ret
MOT2
11
SUZ2
17
19th2.5
2022JapanKazuya OshimaFUJ
15
FUJ
18
SUZ
19
AUT
15
SUG
14
FUJ
13
MOT
17
MOT
18
SUZ
19
SUZ
15
21st0
2023JapanKazuya OshimaFUJ
9
FUJ
11
SUZ
13
AUT
12
SUG
4
FUJ
12
MOT
8
SUZ
19
SUZ
14
14th13
2024JapanKazuya OshimaSUZ
13
AUT
11
SUG
Ret
FUJ
16
MOT
14
FUJ
15
FUJ
Ret
SUZ
Ret
SUZ
15
19th0
2025JapanKazuya OshimaSUZ
13
SUZ
10
MOT
10
MOT
6
AUT
15
FUJ
6
FUJ
10
SUG
18
FUJ
16
FUJ
C
SUZ
SUZ
SUZ
14th*13*

* Season still in progress.

References

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  1. ^R.J. O'Connell (31 March 2018)."Super Taikyu Season Preview".dailysportscar.com. Retrieved14 September 2022.
  2. ^R.J. O'Connell (21 March 2019)."2019 Super Taikyu Series Suzuka Preview".dailysportscar.com. Retrieved14 September 2022.
  3. ^"Toyota Team Cerumo Adds Second GT500 Car For 2020 Super GT Series".dailysportscar.com. 11 February 2020. Retrieved11 February 2020.
  4. ^"TOYOTA GAZOO Racing Announces 2020 Driver Line-Up".superformula.net. 18 December 2019. Retrieved18 December 2019.
  5. ^"Toyota's 'new' Super GT team facing same old problems".motorsport.com. Mar 21, 2021. RetrievedMar 21, 2021.
  6. ^"Is Rookie Racing mega-factory an ominous sign for its rivals?".motorsport.com. Mar 31, 2022. RetrievedMar 31, 2022.

Notes

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  1. ^Postponed second race of the penultimate race weekend of the season.

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