Engine:
3.5-litre direct-injection V6 twin-turbo engine using 100% renewable fuel
World Endurance Championship
After a successful debut season in 2021, which included a historic fourth consecutive Le Mans 24 Hours victory and Drivers’ and Manufacturers’ World Championships, TOYOTA GAZOO Racing is back to defend its crowns with the GR010 HYBRID.
More excitement, more challenges, more fun. Always reshaping and rebuilding to break the mould, in a never-ending pursuit to improve our Hybrid technology.
Because the toughest challenges are those that drive us forward.
More excitement, more challenges, more fun. Always reshaping and rebuilding to break the mould, in a never-ending pursuit to improve our Hybrid technology.
Because the toughest challenges are those that drive us forward.
Hybrid Staying Power
The updated GR010 Hybrid Hypercar is ready to push the limits in the six-race 2022 World Endurance Championship. The ultimate test of our advanced Hybrid technology.
Engine:
3.5-litre direct-injection V6 twin-turbo engine using 100% renewable fuel
Hybrid system:
Four-wheel drive racing Hybrid powertrain – total output 500kW (680 PS)
Battery:
High-powered TOYOTA lithium-ion
Rims & tyres:
Front: 12.5 x 18” magnesium alloys, 29/71-18 tyres
Rear: 14 x 18” magnesium alloys, 34/71-18 tyres
Toyota at Le Mans
“I am strongly determined to make sure that cars will be fun for the next 100 years”
AKIO TOYODA, 2018
Meet the Team
Our multinational team combines a wealth of motorsport experience from around the world.
Akio Toyoda
Team founder/President Toyota Motor Corporation
Kazuki Nakajima
Vice Chairman TOYOTA GAZOO Racing Europe
Kamui Kobayashi
Team Principal & Driver
Car: #7
Driver: Mike Conway
Country: UK
Best achievement: Winning at Monaco, Macau and Long Beach circuits. Winning the 2019-2020 and 2021 World Endurance Championship. Winner 2021 Le Mans 24 Hours
Car: #7
Driver: Kamui Kobayashi
Country: Japan
Best achievement: F1 podium finisher, fastest lap in Le Mans history with pole position at Le Mans 2017. Winning 2019-2020 and 2021 World Endurance Championship. Winner 2021 Le Mans 24 Hours.
Car: #7
Driver: José María López
Country: Argentina
Best achievement: Winning the 2014, 2015, 2016 World Touring Car Championship. Winning the 2019-2020 and 2021 World Endurance Championship. Winner 2021 Le Mans 24 Hours.
Car: #8
Driver: Sébastien Buemi
Country: Switzerland
Best achievement: Winning the 2014 and 2018-19 World Endurance Championship. Winner of Le Mans 24 Hours, 2018, 2019 and 2020.
Car: #8
Driver: Brendon Hartley
Country: New Zealand
Best achievement: Winning the 2017 and 2019-2020 World Endurance Championship. Winner of Le Mans 24 Hours, 2017 and 2020.
Car: #8
Driver: Ryo Hirakawa
Country: Japan
Best achievement: Winning 2017 Super GT championship and 2012 All-Japan Formula three championship. Le Mans debut 2016.
Driven: Mike Conway's Story
TOYOTA GAZOO Racing driver, Mike Conway, shares a story of sacrifice and setback and a passion for racing that has driven him from the very beginning.
Track Limits, Road Learnings
We learn a lot at the limit. From energy recovery to battery cooling and downsizing, the WEC helps us significantly progress the development of our hybrid road cars.
The GR Sport range
Inspired by TOYOTA GAZOO Racing, this sleek line-up brings an injection of dynamic style into everyday life. Each model is meticulously designed to exude attitude, combining unique athletic exterior with a sporty interior and premium features.
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Season 2022 Calendar
1000 MILES OF SEBRING
18 MARCH
6 HOURS OF SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS
7 MAY
24 HOURS OF LE MANS
11-12 JUNE
6 HOURS OF MONZA
10 JULY
6 HOURS OF FUJI
11 SEPTEMBER
8 HOURS OF BAHRAIN
12 NOVEMBER
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