ENENTOYOTA RACING combines the expertise and cutting-edge technology of its Cologne facility to support Toyota’s global customer racing activities through projects that bring the excitement of motorsports to a wider group of participants and fans.
By listening to feedback from a range of drivers, TOYOTA RACING strives to make ever-better products for its customers to enable them to enjoy the thrill of competition and push the limits of performance.
In the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC), TOYOTA RACING provides technical, logistical and operational support to the race-winning Lexus RC F LMGT3 programme of customer team AKKODIS ASP. This extends a relationship with the RC F GT3 car which began in 2015.
A new racing machine in the making. The GR GT3 had its world premiere in December 2025 alongside its road-going sibling, the GR GT. Once homologated, it will run in the top category of production vehicle-based customer motorsports. The GR GT3 features a low center of gravity, lightweight and high-rigidity construction, and optimized aerodynamics to deliver massive performance with confident control.
One level below, the GR Supra GT4 has been engineered and distributed from Cologne to customers worldwide since 2020. Two EVO versions have been developed since to keep the GR Supra GT4 at the front of the field in a range of series across the globe. Teams and drivers benefit from dedicated engineering and spare parts support across Europe.
In rally, TOYOTA RACING builds the 1.6-litre turbocharged three-cylinder engine which powers the title-winning GR YARIS Rally2 car. The all-wheel drive machine based on the GR Yaris road car was homologated for the 2024 season and won the WRC2 title both in 2024 and in 2025. Its engine engineers support customers at events as part of a united project.
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