S-FJ - Super FJ Fuji Series

The SuperFJ Fuji Series is a regional championship within the broader Super FJ category, a formula racing series in Japan positioned as a crucial
entry point for aspiring professional drivers. Established in 2007 as
a successor to the FJ1600 class, Super FJ aims to provide a cost-effective platform for drivers to hone
their skills in a competitive single-seater environment before advancing to higher categories like Formula 4, Super Formula, and potentially
international series. The series is sanctioned by the Japan Automobile Federation (JAF) and is
a key component of the Japanese formula racing ladder, with many of its graduates achieving success in high-level motorsport, including Formula One. The cars used in the Super FJ Fuji Series, like in all Super FJ championships, are built
by various constructors but adhere to a strict set of regulations. They feature a steel space-frame chassis, a Honda L15A 1.5-liter engine, and a 5-speed manual transmission. Unlike its predecessor, the FJ1600, Super FJ cars are equipped with front and rear wings, introducing
drivers to the fundamentals of aerodynamic grip and car setup. The Fuji Series races are held at the
iconic Fuji Speedway, a world-renowned circuit that provides a challenging environment for these up-and-coming drivers to develop
their racecraft. The series is one of several regional championships held across Japan, with a season-ending 'Japan's No. 1 Deciding Race' that brings together the top competitors from each region.