Hibiki Taira

The Super Formula Lights season has got underway at Autopolis, but two days of practice for the F3-level series was mostly wet.

Toyota has revealed its 2023 racing line-ups, with Super Formula Lights champion Kazuto Kotaka being promoted into a SF seat with Kondo Racing

TOM’S driver Hibiki Taira leads the Super Formula Lights points after the first three races at Fuji Speedway

The Dallara 320 takes F3 design philosophy and is used in Euroformula and Super Formula Lights. Who could stand out in the two series in 2022?

Kazuto Kotaka will focus on Super Formula Lights this year after his 2021 programme was truncated by being called to race in Super Formula

Four of the top five in Super Formula Lights this year will do the official SF rookie test next week at Suzuka, but not champion Teppei Natori

Toyota juniors Kazuto Kotaka and reigning Japanese Formula 4 champion Hibiki Taira will race for TOM’S in Super Formula Lights this year

F4 is now established as a home future single-seater stars. In 2020 drivers across the globe made an impact in the category

Reigning Super Formula Lights champion Ritomo Miyata topped the first day of post-season testing at Fuji Speedway

Hibiki Taira returned the Japanese F4 title to Toyota as he brought his victory tally up to 10 in the Fuji season finale

Hibiki Taira claimed a second triple win in a row in Japanese Formula 4 at Twin Ring Motegi

Toyota junior Hibiki Taira became the first driver to win three races in one weekend in Japanese F4 at Suzuka with his fifth victory in a row

Toyota junior Hibiki Taira won the two Saturday races at Suzuka in the second Japanese Formula 4 round of the season

Toyota junior Hibiki Taira is the early leader of the Japanese F4 season after winning twice at the Fuji Speedway season opener

Max Salo and four Toyota juniors feature on a 33-car grid for the Japanese Formula 4 season opener at Fuji Speedway this weekend