Super Formula 2026 - Round 1-2

Super Formula will return for its 2026 season, and this season is going to be exciting with rally driver Kalle Rovanperä joining the grid. With new and returning drivers on the grid, this season is one for the books.

The 2026 Super Formula season roared to life at the iconic Suzuka Circuit, setting the stage for an exhilarating two-part season opener. Racing fans could hardly contain their excitement as the high-speed drama unfolded on this legendary track.

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Kakunoshin Ohta made a strong start to the season by winning the first two races. This victory has given him a competitive chance in the title race. In the first round, he triumphed over last year's champion, Ayumu Iwasa, and Ren Sato. In the next round, Ohta secured victories against Sena Sakaguchi and Nirei Fukuzumi.

The next race is at Autopolis for Round 3 this April 26, 2026.

Super Formula 2025 - Round 10 - FINALE

The 2025 Super Formula season concludes at Suzuka Circuit for the season finale, and as expected, it's a three-race finale to compensate for the recent cancellation of the final race at Fuji due to foggy conditions. With the title battle heating up between Sho Tsuboi, Ayumu Iwasa, and Kakunoshin Ohta, this is an event fans will remember forever.

In the first part of the season, Ayumu Iwasa narrowly defeated Tomoki Nojiri and Igor Fraga. In the second part, Igor Fraga achieved his first Super Formula victory by overcoming Tadasuke Makino and title contender Kakunoshin Ohta. Finally, in the last race of the season, Ayumu Iwasa secured his status as the 2025 season champion by beating Ren Sato and Kakunoshin Ohta.

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As Iwasa was crowned Driver's Champion, the DoCoMo Team Dandelion Racing were crowned Team Champion, and Igor Fraga was named this season's Rookie of the Year.

This concludes the 2025 Super Formula season. See you next year.

Super Formula 2025 - Round 9

Fuji Speedway is the next stop for the 2025 Super Formula season, but due to inclement weather, from rain to fog, this whole race weekend got cut short to just a single race, with the first one getting cut short to just seven laps.

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The first race got cut short after seven laps due to rainy conditions. The red flag was triggered by Lap 7 due to the weather. Sasha Fenestraz of VANTELIN TEAM TOM'S, who was leading the race, was named that race's winner, with his teammate Sho Tsuboi finishing 2nd, and MUGEN's Tomoki Nojiri finishing 3rd.

The final race was cancelled due to foggy conditions, over three hours after the recent knockout qualifying.

The 2025 Super Formula final will take place at Mobility Resort Motegi from November 21 to 23, 2025. It could potentially be a three-race finale to compensate for the recent cancellation of the final race at Fuji due to foggy conditions. 

With the title battle heating up between Sho Tsuboi, Ayumu Iwasa, and Kakunoshin Ota, this is an event you won't want to miss!

Super Formula 2025 - Round 8

The 2025 Super Formula season continues at Sportsland SUGO for Round 8. Amidst the overcast conditions, drivers are clashing from start to finish.

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It feels like the perfect day for strawberry-flavored ice cream because Ayumu...Iwasa achieved a pole-to-win result in Sugo, marking his first victory in his two-year Super Formula career. Sacha Genestraz, the Argentinian driver, finished 2nd, and Nirei Fukuzumi finished 3rd.

The 2025 championship continues in Fuji Speedway for Rounds 9 and 10 this October 10-12, 2025.

Super Formula 2025 - Round 6-7

It's the first two-part event of the 2025 Super Formula season at Fuji Speedway, and the drivers are entering the second half of this season with high hopes in the summer heat.

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The first part saw Sho Tsuboi the winner, with Tomoki Nijiri the second placer, and Ayumu Iwasa finishing 3rd. In the final part, meanwhile, it was Kakunoshin Ohta who won the race against Iwasa and Tsuboi.

The 2025 championship continues in Sportsland SUGO this August 9-10, 2025, for Round 8.

Super Formula 2025 - Round 5

The Formula E Tokyo e-Prix isn't the only race that triggered Japan's emergency broadcast system; it's the fifth round of the 2025 Super Formula season at Autopolis that caused both panic and euphoria among the public.

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Surviving through the overcast race, Sho Tsuboi of TOM'S fended off Mugen driver Tomoki Nojiri to win this race while Kenta Yamashita of Kondo Racing completed the podium with a third-place finish.

The 2025 championship continues in Fuji Speedway for Rounds 6 and 7 this July 18-20, 2025. Summer racing action in Super Formula is about to begin...

Super Formula 2025 - Round 3-4

The MobilityResort Motegi is the next stop for the Super Formula 2025 season, and this race weekend is as intense as an Easter egg hunt. No eggs to hunt, just wins.

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In the first race, Tadasuke Makino secured the victory by beating Kakunoshin Ohta, while Igor Fraga finished in third place, achieving the best Super Formula result for a Gran Turismo veteran. In the second race, however, the outcome was the opposite, with Ohta winning against Makino. Former F2 racer Ayumu Iwasa claimed third place in this race.

The next race is at Autopolis for Round 5 this May 17-18, 2025.

Super Formula 2025 - Round 1-2

The Super Formula returns for its 2025 season. It features legendary Gran Turismo racer Igor Fraga, who competes in his #65 PONOS Nakajima Racing machine. With both new and familiar drivers on the grid, the 2025 season is set to be just as intense as the previous one. The season opener took place at Suzuka Circuit, where drivers tried their best in this two-race event.

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In Race 1, the #6 DoCoMo Team Dandelion Racing, driven by Kakunoshin Ohta, secured victory by defeating former Formula 2 driver Ayumu Iwasa in the #15 car, alongside Ren Sato from the #64 PONOS Nakajima Racing team. In Race 2, Tadasuke Makino, behind the wheel of the #5 DoCoMo Team Dandelion Racing car, emerged as the winner, with Sho Tsuboi finishing in 2nd place and Iwasa taking 3rd.

The two DoCoMo Team Dandelion drivers drew first blood at the season opener but this is only the beginning. The next event will be at MobilityResort Motegi this April 18-20, 2025.