Super Taikyu Series Unveils 2025 Race Calendar

The Super Taikyu Organization (STO) has officially announced the provisional calendar for the 2025 Eneos Super Taikyu Series, Empowered by Bridgestone. The upcoming season will feature seven rounds across Japan's premier racing circuits, maintaining its tradition of endurance racing excellence. 

2025 Super Taikyu Series Provisional Calendar:

1. Round 1: Motegi Super Taikyu

   • Date: March 22–23, 2025
   • Venue: Mobility Resort Motegi
   • Details: The season opener at Motegi will feature qualifying and final races on both Saturday and Sunday, encompassing all classes over the two days. Spectator tickets are valid for the entire weekend, offering fans comprehensive access to the event.

2. Round 2: Suzuka S-Tai

   • Date: April 26–27, 2025
   • Venue: Suzuka Circuit
   • Details: This round returns to the iconic Suzuka Circuit, known for its challenging layout and rich motorsport history.

3. Round 3: Fuji Super TEC 24-Hour Race

   • Date: May 30–June 1, 2025
   • Venue: Fuji International Speedway
   • Details: The highlight of the season, this grueling 24-hour endurance race at the base of Mount Fuji tests the limits of both drivers and machines.

4. Round 4: Super Taikyu Race in Sugo

   • Date: July 5–6, 2025
   • Venue: Sportsland Sugo
   • Details: Known for its technical corners and elevation changes, Sugo presents a unique challenge mid-season.

5. Round 5: Super Taikyu Race in Autopolis

   • Date: July 26–27, 2025
   • Venue: Autopolis Circuit
   • Details: Located in the scenic Kyushu region, Autopolis offers a demanding track layout that pushes teams to strategize meticulously.

6. Round 6: Super Taikyu Race in Okayama

   • Date: October 25–26, 2025
   • Venue: Okayama International Circuit
   • Details: As the penultimate round, Okayama's intricate course requires precision and skill, setting the stage for championship battles.

7. Round 7: S-Tai Final Fuji

   • Date: November 15–16, 2025
   • Venue: Fuji International Speedway
   • Details: The season concludes back at Fuji with a 4-hour race, where champions will be crowned in a climactic finale.

This carefully curated schedule ensures that teams and fans experience a diverse array of circuits, each presenting unique challenges that embody the spirit of endurance racing. For more detailed information and updates, enthusiasts are encouraged to visit the official Super Taikyu Series website.