Advanced
Error loading page.
Try refreshing the page. If that doesn't work, there may be a network issue, and you can use our self test page to see what's preventing the page from loading.
Learn more about possible network issues or contact support for more help.
Title details for RACERS TOYOTA-GT-One by SAN-EI Corporation - Available

RACERS TOYOTA-GT-One

TOYOTA-GT-One
Magazine
Read a sample Read a sample

RACERS is a Japanese magazine usually dealing with racing motorcycles. Through the production of our issue on the Moto Elf project, we developed a close relationship with a legendary racing car designer André de Cortanze, who developed the initial concept and was the project leader of innovative motorcycles from France. Then, de Cortanze asked us to make another issue about the Toyota GT-One, which he drew the design concept and directed the car's development and racing activities. He said, “I ask you to publish a book on GT-One because the car has a special place in my heart among many race cars I've designed and built.” Thus, his words became the immediate trigger of this publication. All interviews, writings, and production were done by the hands of Japanese staff. We really hope you to enjoy this special issue on the GT-One, which is the only Toyota racing car with no Japanese engineer involved in its development.

Expand title description text
Frequency: One time Pages: 110 Publisher: SAN-EI Corporation Edition: TOYOTA-GT-One

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: June 14, 2024

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Cars & Motorcycles

Languages

English

RACERS is a Japanese magazine usually dealing with racing motorcycles. Through the production of our issue on the Moto Elf project, we developed a close relationship with a legendary racing car designer André de Cortanze, who developed the initial concept and was the project leader of innovative motorcycles from France. Then, de Cortanze asked us to make another issue about the Toyota GT-One, which he drew the design concept and directed the car's development and racing activities. He said, “I ask you to publish a book on GT-One because the car has a special place in my heart among many race cars I've designed and built.” Thus, his words became the immediate trigger of this publication. All interviews, writings, and production were done by the hands of Japanese staff. We really hope you to enjoy this special issue on the GT-One, which is the only Toyota racing car with no Japanese engineer involved in its development.

Expand title description text
Cars & Motorcycles
Check out what's being checked out right now