Haruki Kurosawa

Haruki Kurosawa, born on September 26, 1977, is a Japanese racing driver with a career spanning over two decades. Hailing from Shizuoka, Japan, Kurosawa has established himself as a notable figure in the Super GT series, where he has secured one GT300 championship in 2018. He comes from a racing family; his father is Motoharu Kurosawa, a former racing driver, and his brother Takuya Kurosawa also competes.

Kurosawa's career includes multiple participations in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, showcasing his endurance racing skills. In 2005 and 2012, he raced at Le Mans with JOTA. He has been associated with the LEON Racing team, contributing to their success in the Super GT series. He achieved his first Super GT victory in April 2016 at Okayama, marking the inaugural win for the Mercedes-AMG GT3 in the series. He also reached his 100th Super GT race in July 2016. In 2018, Kurosawa and his co-driver Naoya Gamou won the GT300 class championship.

Throughout his career, Kurosawa has driven for various teams and manufacturers, displaying versatility and adaptability. His achievements, including podium finishes and consistent performances, underscore his commitment to motorsports. Beyond racing, his family is deeply rooted in motorsports, with his father's legacy and his brother's achievements adding to the Kurosawa family's presence in the racing world.