Glad to have had the honor of seeing this beauty up close last year as well! First trip to Japan and the Fuji Motorsports Museum was the first car museum I went. This car was one of my highlights and I even saw the Casio TS010 that just so happened to be beside the Le Mans section in August. That GT-One, with its clamshell rear opened, is my phone's current lockscreen that I took a picture of right then and there. Now, if only I had the cash for a PS5...
It's sad that Toyota doesn't want to give a ride to this car in historic racing. I think that only a french historic garage team called JMB racing has one Toyota GT One fully functional racing. But this number 3 all japanese teammates is an classic car.
@@viniciusdelima8192 they (Toyota) do demo runs only in very specific and special events with this car (with Goodwood Festival of Speed being the biggest example). I guess the very last public event this car ran was at the Fuji Wonderland Fest back in 2017.
How to recognize the All-Japanese 3 men team (within the full Toyota Team)?. It's the number 3 and also sponsored by Esso Ultron (my favourite one), not to be confused with Zent (number 1) and Venture Safenet (number 2 and Allan McNish's chassis)
![Evolution of Toyota GT-ONE TS020 1999 & 2024 GT2 - GT7 [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/KoT528LO2B8/mqdefault.jpg)
Glad to have had the honor of seeing this beauty up close last year as well! First trip to Japan and the Fuji Motorsports Museum was the first car museum I went. This car was one of my highlights and I even saw the Casio TS010 that just so happened to be beside the Le Mans section in August.
That GT-One, with its clamshell rear opened, is my phone's current lockscreen that I took a picture of right then and there. Now, if only I had the cash for a PS5...
It's sad that Toyota doesn't want to give a ride to this car in historic racing. I think that only a french historic garage team called JMB racing has one Toyota GT One fully functional racing. But this number 3 all japanese teammates is an classic car.
@@viniciusdelima8192 they (Toyota) do demo runs only in very specific and special events with this car (with Goodwood Festival of Speed being the biggest example). I guess the very last public event this car ran was at the Fuji Wonderland Fest back in 2017.
How to recognize the All-Japanese 3 men team (within the full Toyota Team)?. It's the number 3 and also sponsored by Esso Ultron (my favourite one), not to be confused with Zent (number 1) and Venture Safenet (number 2 and Allan McNish's chassis)