2022 Toyota 86 Championship
Toyota’s acclaimed 86 sports coupe returns for a ninth championship season after making its debut on New Zealand’s race tracks in 2013 using the TOYOTA GAZOO Racing NZ developed version designed for racing, the TR 86.
Toyota’s acclaimed 86 sports coupe returns for a ninth championship season after making its debut on New Zealand’s race tracks in 2013 using the TOYOTA GAZOO Racing NZ developed version designed for racing, the TR 86.
After Round 06, Race 3
Final Classification
The 4.1 km international-standard circuit is located near the township of Cromwell, approximately 50km from tourism mecca Queenstown on New Zealand’s spectacular South Island
Set on a flat, river stone base, the series of turns that comprise the 3.3km multi-configuration circuit make it a very technical track. Rewarding for the precise and patient driver, it has many passing opportunities and great viewing for spectators.
Hampton Downs is the circuit that takes New Zealand motorsport into the 21st century and has been designed to meet the very latest FIA circuit safety standards. The contoured circuit with its banked corners introduces an entirely different dimension and offers spectacular viewing opportunities.
A favourite among diehard Kiwi motorsport fans, the iconic Pukekohe track has enjoyed a long association with New Zealand production car racing. An impressive circuit with several exciting corners and a tricky hairpin, the recently resealed track will provide a challenge for experienced and rookie drivers alike.
This 3.5km international circuit has proven a challenge for the TRS and A1GP when they ran there. The 830 metre downhill main straight will be one of the fastest in the series but the Turn 9/10 complex will be tight and slow. With elevation changes of 4-5 metres, the fast infield sections can be expected to be a challenge. The main straight is 17 metres wide before the final complex, which means there should be plenty of side by side action at maximum speed.
Hampton Downs is the circuit that takes New Zealand motorsport into the 21st century and has been designed to meet the very latest FIA circuit safety standards. The contoured circuit with its banked corners introduces an entirely different dimension and offers spectacular viewing opportunities.