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http://www.crash.net/uk/en/news_view.as ... nid=106832
Toyota is returning to the Goodwood Festival of Speed in June with a collection of rare and powerful machinery that spans its entire motor racing history. Crowds will be treated to the sights and sounds of five very different racing cars, from the diminutive Sports 800 of the 1960s to today’s mighty Formula 1 challenger.
For the fourth year in succession, Toyota will be representing the pinnacle of motor sport with the participation of the Panasonic Toyota Racing Formula 1 team. It is expected that for this year’s festival, the team will be able to bring the current TF105, the first grand prix car to be fully designed and engineered under the leadership of Mike Gascoyne, Technical Director Chassis.
The line-up also features the Toyota GT-One, which still holds the Le Mans race lap record it set in the 1999, together with the IMSA championship-winning Toyota Eagle Mark III and the awesome Castrol Tom’s Toyota Supra which won the 1997 All-Japan Grand Touring Car Championship.
It will be the Supra’s first visit to Goodwood, displaying the awesome horsepower that has made a favourite both with JGTC fans and, as a "virtual" racing car, been a top choice of players of the Sony PlayStation Gran Turismo computer game.
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http://www.crash.net/uk/en/news_view.as ... nid=106832
Toyota is returning to the Goodwood Festival of Speed in June with a collection of rare and powerful machinery that spans its entire motor racing history. Crowds will be treated to the sights and sounds of five very different racing cars, from the diminutive Sports 800 of the 1960s to today’s mighty Formula 1 challenger.
For the fourth year in succession, Toyota will be representing the pinnacle of motor sport with the participation of the Panasonic Toyota Racing Formula 1 team. It is expected that for this year’s festival, the team will be able to bring the current TF105, the first grand prix car to be fully designed and engineered under the leadership of Mike Gascoyne, Technical Director Chassis.
The line-up also features the Toyota GT-One, which still holds the Le Mans race lap record it set in the 1999, together with the IMSA championship-winning Toyota Eagle Mark III and the awesome Castrol Tom’s Toyota Supra which won the 1997 All-Japan Grand Touring Car Championship.
It will be the Supra’s first visit to Goodwood, displaying the awesome horsepower that has made a favourite both with JGTC fans and, as a "virtual" racing car, been a top choice of players of the Sony PlayStation Gran Turismo computer game.
