We reveal the chaos from the debut race at the storied Suzuka race track
Doing something for the first time is rarely easy, and especially not when those around you are experienced at it. Have a little sympathy, then, for the plight of the Japan Automobile Sports Association in May 1963, as it hosted the burgeoning nation’s first international grand prix meeting. The stage was splendid Suzuka, opened just eight months prior.
In fact, we heard that at least two drivers lacked the latter and one had never even raced on a track! This may explain the “appalling carnage rate” in the touring car field: 23 of the 100 were written off in practice and a similar number in the races, and many drivers complained of being forced off.
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