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Swiss driver Axel Gnos is the first driver to be announced for the 2020 Castrol Toyota Racing Series in New Zealand, after a three-pronged Formula 4 assault in 2019. The sixteen year-old raced in the Italian, Spanish, and German Formula 4 Championships this year for Jenzer Motorsport and G4 Racing.
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The new Toyota GAZOO Racing FT-60, the car to be used in this year’s Toyota Racing Series, had test sessions this week at both Hampton Downs and Manfeild Circuit Chris Amon after returning from a European promotional tour. The car was driven by two-time New Zealand Grand Prix winner
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Preparations for the 2020 Toyota Racing Series are in full swing, with the new Toyota GAZOO Racing FT-60 demo car returning from its European promotional tour to hit the track in New Zealand for the very first time. Watch the video from Toyota GAZOO Racing New Zealand below:
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The Castrol Toyota Racing Series (TRS) and Toyota GAZOO Racing New Zealand have welcomed a change to the FIA Super Licence system which means drivers can now collect points towards a Formula 1 drive from two different categories per year, given that the two do not overlap. The FIA World
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Read the full article on the launch of the Toyota GAZOO Racing FT-60 here. All images - Supplied | Bruce Jenkins.
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Toyota Racing New Zealand has today revealed both a new brand and a brand new car for the annual Toyota Racing Series (TRS). The new FT-60 firmly cements the TRS, which saw an epic battle between Liam Lawson and Marcus Armstrong in 2019, on the ‘third tier’ of the FIA
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After five weeks, fifteen races, and an intense championship battle, your 2019 Castrol Toyota Racing Series champion is rookie Liam Lawson! Read our full race report here. Read our interview with Liam Lawson here.
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Liam Lawson has won the 64th New Zealand Grand Prix and the 2019 Castrol Toyota Racing Series after Marcus Armstrong was awarded a five-second racing penalty. Liam Lawson had excellent drive off the race start, passing polesitter Lucas Auer into the first corner. Marcus Armstrong, the other championship contender, was
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Toyota Racing New Zealand have awarded Marcus Armstrong a five-second penalty in Race 2 at Manfeild. Armstrong was judged to have not left enough room when overtaking Australian Calan Williams in the reverse-grid race. The penalty moves him from sixth position down to ninth position, costing valuable championship points. With
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American Cameron Das has taken the reverse-grid victory in the final weekend of the Castrol Toyota Racing Series, while Liam Lawson managed to stay ahead of Marcus Armstrong in the championship fight. Petru Florescu, from Romania, held pole-position in the reverse-grid-top-eight, with Das alongside him on the front row of
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Marcus Armstrong has taken out the first race of the New Zealand Grand Prix weekend, holding the lead from the first lap after a storming start. Armstrong overtook polesitter and championship rival Liam Lawson off the start, while Lucas Auer battled with Lawson into the first corner. Fellow kiwi Brendon
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Castrol Toyota Racing Series rivals Liam Lawson and Marcus Armstrong were almost inseparable in Friday practice, and this continued in the first qualifying session, the pair swapping fastest times through the fifteen minute period. Lawson ultimately came out on top, setting two huge laps which cemented his pole position. "