Toyota’s motorsport journey spans from its 1950s Toyopet Racer debut to modern hydrogen-powered race cars, showcasing relentless innovation and engineering excellence. Landmark achievements include the Celica GT-Four’s WRC dominance in the 1990s, the Supra’s touring car victories, and the TS050 Hybrid’s historic 2018 Le Mans win. Through Toyota Racing Development (TRD) and Toyota Gazoo Racing, the brand has continually advanced performance technologies—from turbocharging and all-wheel drive to hybrid and hydrogen powertrains. Today, Toyota’s GR Supra excels in GT racing, while hydrogen-powered prototypes point toward a carbon-neutral future. With a legacy built on reliability, speed, and innovation, Toyota race cars continue to inspire fans and shape the next era of motorsport.
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