Super Formula

Gran Turismo world champion and Super Formula ambassador Igor Fraga will make a step up to Japan’s premier open-wheel series in 2024, securing a reserve seat at Ponos Nakajima Racing.

Gran Turismo World Champion Igor Fraga has closed out his rather mixed Super Formula Lights season with a solid return at Motegi Mobility Resort.

Gran Turismo World Series champion Igor Fraga has enjoyed his best weekend yet in the Super Formula Lights series, taking three successive second-place finishes in the round at Okayama.

A successful weekend at Sportsland Sugo has seen Gran Turismo champion Igor Fraga claim his first win in the Super Formula Lights series.

After last week’s limited premature announcement, Polyphony Digital and Japan Race Promotion have confirmed that the Dallara SF23, as used in Super Formula, will be coming to Gran Turismo 7 in an update later this month.

A slightly mis-timed in-game announcement has revealed that Polyphony Digital and the organizing body behind Super Formula, Japan Race Promotion, are due to reveal a new partnership next week — and it’ll bear the first fruit in the April update for Gran Turismo 7.

The official English-language Super Formula social media accounts have teased that the new SF23, to be used from the upcoming 2023 season, may be heading to Gran Turismo 7.

Super Formula, the top tier open-wheel racing category in Japan, has announced that Igor Fraga will be the brand’s “e-motorsports ambassador”.

Super Formula will become the latest series to stage an online substitute for its real world events, with a grand prix planned for Sunday May 17.

If the recent slew of Super Formula content in GT Sport has got your attention, then there’s some good news from Japan.

Japan Race Promotion, the company that operates Super Formula, has announced an official “Virtual Series”, using GT Sport.