CJ Super Race Championship

The CJ Super Race Championship, officially known as the Superrace Championship, is South Korea's premier motorsport series, established in 2006. Sanctioned by the Korea Automobile Racing Association (KARA), the championship features a diverse range of racing classes, including the top-tier Super 6000 class, which utilizes stock cars. Other classes encompass production cars, prototypes, and production bikes, catering to a wide array of motorsport enthusiasts.

The 2024 season marks the 19th iteration of the championship, continuing its tradition of competitive racing across South Korea's prominent circuits. The season commenced at Everland Speedway in April, followed by events at Korea International Circuit and Inje Speedium. The championship is contested individually between five classes: Super 6000, Kumho GT (GT1 & GT2), BMW M Class, Sports Prototype (Radical) Cup Korea, and the newly introduced Kawasaki Ninja Cup.

Over the years, the Superrace Championship has evolved into the country's foremost motorsports competition, especially with the involvement of the CJ Group. The series not only showcases high-speed racing but also contributes to the growth and popularity of motorsports culture in South Korea.