Home Racing drivers A Takayuki Aoki Racing driver Takayuki Aoki Japan Career Season Level Series / class Pos. Team / car / races Photo 2025 GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT 300 49. Tomei Sports, Nissan GT-R GT3 (2018)6 of 10 races 2024 GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT 300 Tomei Sports, Nissan GT-R GT3 (2018)6 of 8 races 2023 GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT 300 Tomei Sports, Nissan GT-R GT3 (2018)8 of 8 races 2022 GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT 300 51. Tomei Sports, Nissan GT-R GT3 (2018)8 of 8 races 2021 SP European Le Mans Series, Class LM P2 Graff Racing, Oreca 07 - Gibson2 of 6 races GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT 300 Tomei Sports, Nissan GT-R GT3 (2018)8 of 8 races 2020 GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT 300 31. Tomei Sports, Nissan GT-R GT3 (2018)8 of 8 races 2019 GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT 300 45. Tomei Sports, Nissan GT-R GT3 (2018)7 of 8 races 2018 GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT 300 Tomei Sports, Nissan GT-R GT36 of 8 races 2017 GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT 300 Tomei Sports, Nissan GT-R GT34 of 8 races 2016 GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT 300 42. Dijon Racing, Nissan GT-R GT36 of 8 races 2015 GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT 300 JLOC, Lamborghini Gallardo LP600+8 of 8 races 2014 GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT300 25. JLOC, Lamborghini Gallardo LP600+8 of 8 races 1 win 2013 GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT300 24. JLOC, Lamborghini Gallardo LP600+8 of 9 races 2012 GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT300 13. JLOC, Lamborghini Gallardo LP600+9 of 9 races 2011 GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT 300 29. JLOC, Lamborghini Gallardo RG-39 of 9 races 2009 TC FIA World Touringcar Championship Wiechers Sport, BMW 320si (E90)2 of 24 races GT Asian LeMans Series, Class GT2 9. Team Daishin, Ferrari F430 GT22 of 2 races GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT 300 7. Team Daishin, Ferrari F430 GT29 of 9 races 2 wins 2008 TC FIA World Touringcar Championship Wiechers Sport, BMW 320si (E90)6 of 24 races GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT300 8. Team Daishin, Nissan Fairlady Z (Z33)9 of 9 races 1 win 2007 GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT300 37. Cusco Racing, Subaru Impreza (GD)9 of 9 races 2006 GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT300 14. Jim Gainer, Ferrari 360 Modena GT-C9 of 9 races 1 win 2005 GT Japanese Super GT Series, Class GT300 9. Mola, Nissan Fairlady Z (Z33)8 of 8 races 1 win 2004 GT All-Japan GT Championship, Class GT300 9. Racing Project Bandoh, Toyota Celica (ZZT231)7 of 7 races 1 win Japanische N1 Langstrecken Serie 2003 GT All-Japan GT Championship, Class GT300 6. Racing Project Bandoh, Toyota MR-S7 of 8 races 2 wins Japanese N1 Endurance Series 2002 GT All-Japan GT Championship, Class GT300 9. Team Daishin, Nissan Silvia (S15)8 of 8 races 1 win Japanese N1 Endurance Series 2001 GT All-Japan GT Championship, Class GT300 1. Team Daishin, Nissan Silvia (S15)7 of 7 races 2 wins 2000 Japanese GT Series, GT300-4. Japanese N1 Endurance Series 1999 Japanese Formula Dream 1998 Japanese GT Series, GT300-6. Japanese N1 Endurance Series 1997 Japanese N1 Endurance Series Japanese Formula 4 1995 Japanese Formula Junior 1600 Main series of the season: highest share of races contested; series with few races and single races count less. 1. Positions 1–6 and wins.
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