All five of the teams that will campaign the revised NSX-GT this season were present for the event, which was being held for the first time since late 2019 after being cancelled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A practice run on Suzuka’s east course was held involving all five machines on Sunday morning, with a formal show run set to take place later in the afternoon.
Nakajima Racing’s #64 machine was running in its full 2022 colour scheme (below), while the remaining four cars – belonging to Kunimitsu (pictured top), ARTA, Mugen and Real Racing – were all running in interim liveries.
Although the Type S has been spied testing privately, initially at Motegi late last year and then at Suzuka and Fuji Speedway last month, Sunday’s event marked the first official appearance for the car, which notably features a significantly revised front end.
As previously announced by Honda, the only change to the driver roster is the arrival of Nobuharu Matsushita aboard Real Racing’s…
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