Toyota's latest GT4 has proved popular with racers - time to celebrate with the Supra GT4 '50 Edition'
If you've not seen a GT4 race recently, they're highly recommended - British GT kicks off in less than a month at Oulton Park, in fact. When so much of motorsport seems homogenous, to see a McLaren 570S race an Audi R8, or a Porsche Cayman against a Ford Mustang, or a BMW M4 take on a Ginetta - all in the same category - makes for great entertainment.
The Toyota GR Supra has been part of GT4 grids across the globe since March 2020, using the same 3.0-litre straight six as the road car, albeit boosted to 430hp. In those two years, Gazoo Racing has sold 50 units across the globe. Which, given what's happened to motorsport since 2020 and the sheer amount of choice in GT4, is no mean feat. Of all the times to try and sell a €175,000 Toyota racing car...
Still, 50 have been sold, and the Supras have achieved some decent success as well, with 36 class wins and 78 podiums between March '20 and the end of 2021. To mark the milestone, GR has created this, the Supra GT4 '50 Edition'. There'll be just six, two each for Europe, Asia and North America, all painted Gazoo Racing Red - so don't go covering it in sponsors.
Interestingly, the 50 Edition is being offered at the same price as the standard GT4 Supra, so if your Toyota collection is missing a little something alongside the
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