For the third straight year in a row Lexus will compete at the Nurburgring 24 Hour race, once again using one of its LFA supercars. And much like the past two years, the team will be operated by Gazoo Racing, which fields Lexus race cars in Japan's Super GT series.
There's no word from Lexus yet on what class the LFA will run in but judging from the pictures it seems like a more track-focused model than the past pre-production models. Lexus also isn't messing around when it comes to racing talent, fielding a team of six Japanese and German drivers with some very impressive resumes. Included among them are six-time Super Taikyu Endurance Series champion Takayuki Kinoshita, 2002 JGTC GT500 winner Akira Iida and 2008 Nürburgring 24 Hour second place finisher Jochen Krumbach.
This year's Nürburgring 24 Hour races takes place from May 13 to 16th and we'll be sure to keep an eye on Lexus' efforts.
News of this new Nürburgring racer comes just a day after rumors of a Lexus LFA Nürburgring Edition surfaced.
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Lexus Returning to Nurburgring 24 With New LFA Race Car on AutoGuide.com
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