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Team Kunimitsu
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In 1994, Kunimitsu Takahashi formed Team Kunimitsu to compete in the inaugural JGTC season, running a Porsche 911 RSR Turbo in the GT1 class alongside Keiichi Tsuchiya. In 1996, with the advent of the GT500 class, Team Kunimitsu switched manufacturers from Porsche to Honda. The next year, Team Kunimitsu cars would adorn the Raybrig colors for the first time. Takahashi would drive for his own team until 1999, where he retired at the end of the season to focus on team management role. Team Kunimitsu is currently the defending champions of Super GT, with the team winning its first championship in 2018 with Naoki Yamamoto and 2009 Formula One champion Jenson Button behind the wheel of the #100 Raybrig Honda.
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| Upcoming |
 Okayama GT 300km Race (13 Apr) |
| Fuji GT 3 Hours Race (04 May) |
| Sepang International Circuit (28 Jun) |
| Fuji GT 350km Race (03 Aug) |
| Suzuka GT 3 Hours Race (24 Aug) |
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Motegi GT 300km Race |
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Autopolis GT 3 Hours Race |
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Sugo GT 300km Race |
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Suzuka GT 350km Race |
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Fuji GT 350km Race |
Description
In 1994, Kunimitsu Takahashi formed Team Kunimitsu to compete in the inaugural JGTC season, running a Porsche 911 RSR Turbo in the GT1 class alongside Keiichi Tsuchiya. In 1996, with the advent of the GT500 class, Team Kunimitsu switched manufacturers from Porsche to Honda. The next year, Team Kunimitsu cars would adorn the Raybrig colors for the first time. Takahashi would drive for his own team until 1999, where he retired at the end of the season to focus on team management role. Team Kunimitsu is currently the defending champions of Super GT, with the team winning its first championship in 2018 with Naoki Yamamoto and 2009 Formula One champion Jenson Button behind the wheel of the #100 Raybrig Honda.
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