Pirelli Super Endurance Series 2019 Round 5 Motegi Super Endurance 5Hours Race is Motor sports Sports event held in Japan.
The Super Taikyu (Super Taikyu) is a category of automobile races held in Japan. For safety reasons, the roll cage to be mounted is fixed by welding for improved safety and increased rigidity of the vehicle body, and the vehicle body itself is also increased in spot by welding. The Super Taikyu is a touring car race performed by a vehicle that has been converted from a commercial vehicle.
Vehicle regulations are based on JAF-N1 defined by the Japan Automobile Federation (JAF), and the base vehicle must be certified as FIA / JAF group N or A, or registered as a JAF registered vehicle or a vehicle approved by STO.
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