JTCC · 1986
JTCC, Touring car
Toyota Chaser Super Touring (X100) specifications
The rear-drive Chaser that won the final JTCC season in 1998 for TOM'S, driven by Masanori Sekiya.
Full specifications
| Series | JTCC, seasons 1998 |
|---|---|
| Class | Touring car |
| Layout | Inline-4 |
| Aspiration | Naturally aspirated |
| Drive | RWD |
| Years in use | 1998–1998 |
- Champion in 1998: Masanori Sekiya, TOM'S. Super Touring cars were limited to 2.0 litres; the exact engine is not confirmed here.
- No reliable power or weight figure was found in our sources.
- Figures are the manufacturer's or series' published numbers where available; a blank means no reliable figure was found.
Teams that ran it
In the JTCC: 1998.
- TOM'S
Entries as listed for each season; teams and cars change between rounds.
About the JTCC
Japan's national touring-car championship from 1985 to 1998. It began as a Group A series with classes by engine size, where Skyline GT-Rs, Sierra Cosworths, BMW M3s and Honda Civics shared the track, and became a 2.0-litre Super Touring series in 1994 before giving way to the JGTC.
1985 to 1993: FIA Group A, in three divisions by engine size (turbo engines counted at a multiple of their capacity). 1994 to 1998: Super Touring, with production-based 2.0-litre cars. The top and bottom divisions swapped their numbers in 1988.
