Engine
520Kw 3.5L V6 Turbo engine using 100% renewable biofuel
Ready to take on the world
TOYOTA GAZOO Racing continue its mission to develop people and make ever-better motorsports-bred cars by competing in the FIA World Endurance Championship. After securing an incredible sixth consecutive Manufacturers’ title, and hard-fought second place at Le Mans last season, the team is more determined and united than ever in 2025.
The HYBRID Hypercar era
Led by Team Principal Kamui Kobayashi, the driver-focused TGR team enters its 13th season in the World Endurance Championship, where it continues to push the boundaries of Hybrid technology – and the people who work on it – with the GR010 HYBRID.
GR010 HYBRID
The GR010 HYBRID Hypercar broke new ground in endurance racing when it was unveiled as the first-ever WEC Hypercar in 2021. Racing in the top class of WEC (LMH) and fitted with high-performance RACING HYBRID technology that has been advanced through competition, our 2025 challenger is tried and tested against the best.
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Engine
520Kw 3.5L V6 Turbo engine using 100% renewable biofuel -
Hybrid system
200Kw Hybrid power -
Battery
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Rims & tyres
Front: 12.5 x 18” magnesium alloys, 29/71-18 tyresRear: 14 x 18” magnesium alloys, 34/71-18 tyres
MEET THE TEAM
Our multinational team combines a wealth of motorsport experience from around the world.
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Kamui Kobayashi
Team Principal
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Kazuki Nakajima
Team Director
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David Floury
Technical Director
Car: #7
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Driver: Mike Conway
Country: UK
Highlights: World Endurance Champion (2019-2020 and 2021). Winner of Le Mans 24 Hours (2021).
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Driver: Kamui Kobayashi
Country: Japan
Highlights: World Endurance Champion (2019-2020 and 2021). Winner of Le Mans 24 Hours (2021).
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Driver: Nyck de Vries
Country: Netherlands
Highlights: Formula 2 Champion (2019), Formula E World Champion (2021).
Car: #8
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Driver: Sébastien Buemi
Country: Switzerland
Highlights: World Endurance Champion (2014, 2018-19, 2022 and 2023). Winner of Le Mans 24 Hours (2018, 2019, 2020 and 2022).
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Driver: Brendon Hartley
Country: New Zealand
Highlights: World Endurance Champion (2017, 2019-2020, 2022 and 2023). Winner of Le Mans 24 Hours (2017, 2020 and 2022).
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Driver: Ryo Hirakawa
Country: Japan
Highlights: World Endurance Champion (2022 and 2023). Winner of Le Mans 24 Hours (2022).
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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.
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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.
2025 Calendar
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Qatar 1812 km
February 26-28
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6 Hours of Imola
April 18 - 20
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6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps
May 8 - 10
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24 Hours of Le Mans
June 11 - 15
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6 Hours of Sao Paulo
July 11 - 13
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Lone Star Le Mans
September 5 - 7
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6 Hours of Fuji
September 26 - 28
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8 Hours of Bahrain
November 6 - 8
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