After two consecutive Le Mans 24 Hours wins and securing both the Manufacturer's and Driver's World Endurance Championship titles at the end of the 2018-2019 super season, Toyota GAZOO Racing is only at the start of a new challenge; to keep improving.
More power, more efficiency, more ingenious. 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.
A hyper-hybrid car is under development with inspired winning Le Mans technology to stir your emotions.
With Toyota’s victories at Le Mans 2018 and 2019, the hybrid technology in the next-generation GR Super Sport Concept car is truly race-tested. Now its technology is proven at the environmental and performance extremes, we begin another challenge. Directly from the active race cars, its hybrid technology honed in the heat of competition, we aim to develop more exciting sports cars. Regardless of changes in electronic and digital technology in the years ahead, we’re fully committed to making the cars you love to drive. The finish line is also the start - of our future production line.
| Powertrain Specifications
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| Twin-Turbo direct injection V6 engine |
| 2,400cc |
| Combined power: 735kW/1000ps (Engine + Hybrid Motors) |
| Toyota Hybrid System – Racing (THS-R) |
The incredible TS050 HYBRID delivers extraordinary speeds and remarkable fuel efficiency.
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.
Our multinational team combined a wealth of motorsport experience from around the world.
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.
Driver: Mike Conway
Country: UK
Best achievement: Winning at Monaco, Macau and Long Beach circuits
Driver: Sébastien Buemi
Country: Switzerland
Best achievement: Winning the 2014 and the 2018-19 World Endurance Championship
Driver: Kamui Kobayashi
Country: Japan
Best achievement: F1 podium finisher. 2017 Le Mans pole position winner
Driver: Kazuki Nakajima
Country: Japan
Best achievement: 2014 Le Mans pole position winner and winning the 2018-19 World Endurance Championship
Driver: José María López
Country: Argentina
Best achievement: Winning the 2014, 2015, 2016 World Touring Car Championship
Driver: Brendon Hartley
Country: New Zealand
Best achievement: Two-time WEC champion and 2017 Le Mans 24 Hours winner
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