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Line 1: {{Short description\|Program to support young racing drivers through their careers}} }} {{infobox motor racing team \|name = TGR Driver Challenge Program Line 34 ⟶ 33: \|align=center\| 2017–2021,<br>2025– \|[[2025 Formula 2 Championship\|Formula 2 Championship]] \| '''[[F4 Japanese Championship]] ([[2017 F4 Japanese Championship\|2017]])<br>[[Super Formula Lights]] ([[2020 Super Formula Lights\|2020]])''' \|- \|{{Flagicon\|JPN}} [[Kazuto Kotaka]]<ref name="TGR19">{{cite news\|title=TOYOTA GAZOO Racing Outlines 2019 Motorsports Activities\|url=https://toyotagazooracing.com/release/2019/other/0207-01/\|accessdate=7 February 2019\|work=Toyota Gazoo Racing\|date=7 February 2019}}</ref> \|align=center\| 2019– \|[[2025 Super Formula Championship\|Super Formula]]<br>[[2025 GT World Challenge Asia\|GT World Challenge Asia]]<br>[[2025 GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup\|GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup]]<br>[[2025 Super GT Series\|Super GT – GT500]] \| '''[[Super Formula Lights]] ([[2022 Super Formula Lights\|2022]])''' \|- \|{{Flagicon\|JPN}} [[Hibiki Taira]]<ref name="TGR21">{{cite news\|title=TOYOTA GAZOO Racing Outlines 2021 Motorsports Activities\|url=https://toyotagazooracing.com/release/2021/other/0212-01/\|accessdate=2 December 2020\|work=Toyota Gazoo Racing\|date=2 December 2020}}</ref> \|align=center\| 2021– \|[[2025 Super Formula Championship\|Super Formula]]<br>[[~~2024~~2025 Super GT Series\|Super GT – GT300]] \| ''None as TGR-DC driver'' \|- Line 49 ⟶ 48: \|align=center\| 2022– \|[[2025 Super GT Series\|Super GT – GT300]] \| '''[[Formula Regional Japanese Championship]] ([[2022 Formula Regional Japanese Championship\|2022]])''' \|- \|{{Flagicon\|JPN}} [[Seita Nonaka]]<ref name="TGR22"/> \|align=center\| 2022– \|[[~~2024~~2025 Super Formula Championship\|Super Formula]]<br>[[2025 Super GT Series\|Super GT – GT300]]<br>[[2025 SRO Japan Cup\|SRO Japan Cup – GT4]] \| ''None as TGR-DC driver'' \|- \|{{Flagicon\|JAP}} [[Rikuto Kobayashi]]<ref name="TGR24">{{cite web\|title=TOYOTA GAZOO Racing、2024年SUPER GT GT300クラス、スーパー耐久シリーズ参戦体制、国内レースのドライバー育成計画を発表 \|url= https://toyotagazooracing.com/jp/pressrelease/2024/0110-01/\|accessdate=10 January 2024\|work=Toyota Gazoo Racing\|date=10 January 2024}}</ref> \|align=center\| 2024– \|[[2025 Super Formula Lights\|Super Formula Lights]]<br>[[2025 Super GT Series\|Super GT GT300]]<br>[[2025 Super Formula Championship\|Super Formula]] \| ''None as TGR-DC driver'' \|- \|{{Flagicon\|JPN}} [[Jin Nakamura]]<ref name="TGR24"/> \|align=center\| 2024– \|[[2025 Formula Regional Middle East Championship\|Formula Regional Middle East Championship]]<br>[[2025 Formula Regional European Championship\|Formula Regional European Championship]]<br>[[2025 Le Mans Cup\|Le Mans Cup – LMP3]] \| ''None as TGR-DC driver'' \|- \|{{Flagicon\|FRA}} [[Esteban Masson]]<ref name=":TGR2025"/> \|align=center\| 2025– \|[[2025 European Le Mans Series\|European Le Mans Series – LMP2]]<br>[[2025 FIA World Endurance Championship\|FIA World Endurance Championship – LMGT3]]<br>[[2025 Super Formula Lights\|Super Formula Lights]] ~~\|[[2025 Super Formula Lights\|Super Formula Lights]]<br>[[2025 European Le Mans Series\|European Le Mans Series – LMP2]]~~ \| ''None as TGR-DC driver'' \|- \|{{Flagicon\|JPN}} [[Yuki Sano]]<ref name=":TGR2025"/> \|align=center\| 2025– \|[[2025 Super Formula Lights\|Super Formula Lights]]<br>[[2025 Super GT Series\|Super GT – GT300]] \| ''None as TGR-DC driver'' \|- Line 96 ⟶ 95: ! Driver<ref name=":TGR2025"/> \|- \|~~TBA~~28 \|{{Flagicon\|JPN}} [[Kiyoshi Umegaki]] \|- \|~~TBA~~29 \|{{Flagicon\|JPN}} [[Tokiya Suzuki]] \|- \|~~TBA~~35 \|{{Flagicon\|JPN}} [[Yuzuki Miura]] \|- \|~~TBA~~36 \|{{Flagicon\|JPN}} [[Takahiro Kikuchi]] \|- \|~~TBA~~37 \|{{Flagicon\|JPN}} [[Megumu Suzuki]] \|- \|~~TBA~~38 \|{{Flagicon\|JPN}} [[Masana Muto]] \|- Line 143 ⟶ 142: \|[[Japanese Formula 3 Championship]] ([[2002 Japanese Formula 3 Championship\|2002]]–[[2003 Japanese Formula 3 Championship\|2003]])<br>[[Formula Nippon]] ([[2004 Formula Nippon Championship\|2004]]–[[2006 Formula Nippon Championship\|2006]])<br>[[All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship\|All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship – GT300]] ([[2003 All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship\|2003]], [[2009 Super GT Series\|2009]]–[[2010 Super GT Series\|2010]])<br>[[Super GT\|Super GT – GT500]] ([[2005 Super GT Series\|2005]]–[[2006 Super GT Series\|2006]], [[2011 Super GT Series\|2011]]) \|- \|{{Flagicon\|FRA}} [[Franck Perera]]<ref name="Toyota02"/><ref name="Toyota03">{{cite web\|url=https://www.crash.net/f1/news/44786/1/toyota-launches-drivers-academy\|title=Toyota launches 'Drivers Academy'\|website=Crash.net\|date=25 February 2003 \|access-date=2 January 2025}}</ref><ref name="Toyota05"/> \|align=center\|2001–2006 \|'''[[Italian Formula Renault Championship\|Formula Renault 2000 Italia]]''' ([[2002 Formula Renault 2000 Italia\|2002]]–'''[[2003 Formula Renault 2000 Italia\|2003]]''')<br>[[Formula Renault 2000 Eurocup]] ([[2002 Formula Renault 2000 Eurocup\|2002]])<br>[[Formula 3 Euro Series]] ([[2004 Formula 3 Euro Series\|2004]]–[[2005 Formula 3 Euro Series\|2005]])<br>[[GP2 Series]] ([[2006 GP2 Series\|2006]]) Line 331 ⟶ 330: * Championship title highlighted in '''bold'''. * Promoted to TGR-DC drivers highlighted in ''italic''. == See also == Line 339: {{Driver development programs}} {{Toyota Motor Corporation}} [[Category:Racing schools]]