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How to Enjoy the SUPER GT Motegi Race
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SUPER GT is Japan's premier racing series where top drivers handle racing cars developed based on production vehicles from domestic and international automakers. In 2026, the Motegi race will feature two races over the weekend—witness the moment the champion is decided! Check out information to enjoy the Motegi race even more!
Please be sure to join the ceremony where all GT500 and GT300 teams will appear on stage.
This year, the Grand Final Eve Festival will be held on the course after the Saturday final!
Enjoy the eve festival while eating from the kitchen cars appearing on the home straight!
Post your predictions for the 2026 series champions of GT500 and GT300 on X, and receive a GT500 card of the team you posted about!
* Rankings as of the end of Rd.7
Sho Tsuboi
Kenta Yamashita
They won the season opener at Okayama and Round 2 at Fuji back-to-back, then added more points with an eighth-place finish at Round 7 at Autopolis. Can the three-time defending champions show their strength once again at Motegi, where they secured both a victory and their third consecutive title last year?

Naoki Yamamoto
Masayuki Makino
The team claimed its first win of the season at Round 4 at Fuji and its second at Round 7 at Autopolis. At Motegi, where Naoki Yamamoto and Masayuki Makino won in 2022, they aim to reach the top again with the PRELUDE-GT.

Kota Tsukagoshi
Yuto Nomura
Kota Tsukagoshi and Yuto Nomura showed the strength of their partnership with their first win of the season at Round 6 at SUGO. At Round 7 at Autopolis, they fought for the lead from the early stages but stopped just before the finish. Can they turn their speed into a victory at Motegi?

Oyu Toshiki
Raito Kobayashi
A second-place podium finish at the season opener in Okayama and another second place in Round 7 at Autopolis show that the team has repeatedly turned its pace into results. Can Oyu Toshiki and Raito Kobayashi make the most of both opportunities at Motegi, where two races will be held?

Yuki Sekiguchi
SachaAfter finishing second at Round 6 at SUGO, they added more points with a seventh-place finish at Round 7 at Autopolis. Can Yuki Sekiguchi and Sacha Fenestraz claim a season-ending victory at Motegi, where acceleration and braking are key?

Katsumasa Chiyo
Akihoshi Meisei
Following a third-place podium finish at Round 2 at Fuji, the team took another third place at Round 7 at Autopolis. A late-season surge made its presence felt. Can the MOTUL Niterra Z carry that momentum to victory at Motegi?



Since joining JGTC/SUPER GT in 1996, he has enjoyed a long career that includes two GT300 class series championships. He has announced that this season will be his last as a SUPER GT driver. He now prepares for his final race at Motegi, where he charged from the back of the grid to claim a come-from-behind GT300 class victory in 2008.



Since joining JGTC/SUPER GT in 1997, he has enjoyed a long career that includes two GT300 class victories. He has continued to compete as a driver for R'Qs MOTOR SPORTS since 2010, but has announced that Round 3 of this event on November 7 will be his final SUPER GT race. He now prepares to take on his last GT300 race at Motegi, in the class to which he has devoted his passion for many years.



Competing in JGTC/SUPER GT since 1994, he has won three GT300 series championships and a class-record 23 races. At this season’s Round 7 at Autopolis, he became the oldest race winner in JGTC/SUPER GT history. He has announced that this season will mark the end of his career as a SUPER GT driver. The veteran who has helped shape GT300 history will take on his final race at Motegi.

Enjoy watching races and activities while staying at Mobility Resort Motegi!
You can watch from your own section or a dedicated lawn area, and stay overnight with your own tent!
High convenience with a dedicated parking lot allowing direct vehicle access and support for large tent setups. Enjoy comfortable viewing in the open environment of the exclusive lawn area, and don’t miss the race developments on the large screen right in front of you.
A conveniently located campsite with showers, just a five-minute walk from the home straight grandstand! Guests can also join the exclusive “Course Inspection Bus Tour” on a first-come, first-served basis.
Enjoy a relaxing soak with views of the Nikko mountain range at Haga Onsen Roman no Yu. On November 7 (Sat), it will stay open until 9:30 p.m. instead of its usual 9:00 p.m.
* Subject to change without notice
■Entry after 6:00 p.m. on November 8 (Sun)
・Re-entry is permitted through the North and South Gates only until 10:00 p.m.
・You may stay on site
* Race tickets for everyone in your group and a parking ticket must be presented
Off-site parking tickets may also be used after 6:00 p.m.
Advance race ticket holders also get free admission to the tire test on November 9 (Mon)!

An off-road bike experience running along the Satoyama trails, open to first graders and up.
A giant net athletic course you can enjoy indoors.
Safe even on rainy days. Included with the park passport.
Take a walk along the maintained trails and enjoy forest bathing. Free walks are free of charge.
A museum where you can experience Honda's "story of dreams and challenges." Free admission.
On-site parking tickets [4-wheel vehicles] have sold out, so no tickets will be available on the day.
If you are arriving by car, please use the off-site parking lots.
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