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|Short_name        = [[File:Flag_of_Japan_svg.png]] Fireball Racing
 
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|Base              = Oyama, Japan
 
|Base              = Oyama, Japan

Revision as of 16:10, 7 May 2013

Flag of Japan svg.png Fireball Racing
Fireball Racing.png
Full Name Fireball Racing
Base Oyama, Japan
Founder(s) Kazaki Takeda & Daigo Nishikawa
Team Principal(s) Kazaki Takeda
Technical Director Daigo Nishikawa
Current Drivers Flag of France svg.png Loic Duval
Flag of Japan svg.png Hideki Mutoh
Flag of Japan svg.png Yuji Kunimoto
Flag of Japan svg.png Seiji Ara
Other Noted Drivers
Debut 2005 Alternate Super GT season
Races 0
Constructors' Championships 0
Drivers' Championships 0
Race Wins 0
Podiums 0
Points 0
Pole Positions 0
Fastest Laps 0


Fireball Racing is a racing team based in Oyama, Japan near Fuji Speedway and founded by Japanese car dealers Kazaki Takeda and Daigo Nishikawa. They made their debut as a racing team in the 2005 Alternate Super GT season.

Alternate Super GT

Fireball Racing's first year in racing is the 2005 Alternate Super GT season in which they enter two cars, one for the GT500 and one for the GT300. Their line-up is Japanese based with 3 of the 4 drivers being from Japan. The only one who isn't Japanese is Loic Duval. The frenchman has a great reputation in Japan, and he is supposed to be the team's lead driver. The 3 Japanese drivers are Hideki Mutoh who is driving together with Loic Duval in GT500, and Yuji Kunimoto and Seiji Ara who are sharing the GT300 car. The team will enter a Honda NSX and a Nissan 350Z in GT500 and GT300 respectively.