Toyota Racing Series

Australian Supercars racer Andre Heimgartner is the latest established driver to sign up for the Toyota Racing Series’ New Zealand GP

Long-time Toyota Racing Series competitor Brendon Leitch will return to the championship in 2021

The Toyota Racing Series will not include international drivers, despite the series securing exemption from New Zealand’s immigration body

Single-seater racing’s third tier has become multi-faceted in recent years. This is a guide to what ‘F3’ is today, and where you can find it

Find out who makes the penultimate section of our list celebrating the best junior single-seater drivers of this year

Kicking off our 10th annual countdown of the junior single-seater drivers whose performances have impressed our writers the most over the year

Josh Bethune, a star of New Zealand’s Formula Ford scene, will race in the Toyota Racing Series next year

Greg Murphy, a four-time winner of Bathurst 1000, is the latest star name to join the grid for next year’s New Zealand Grand Prix

Daniel Gaunt, TRS champion in 2006 and 2007, will make his junior single-seater return in next month’s New Zealand Grand Prix

New Zealand Formula Ford racer Kaleb Ngatoa will move up to the Toyota Racing Series next year

Chris van der Drift will return to the Toyota Racing Series to enter the 2021 New Zealand GP with the revived Tasman Motorsports Group team

Reigning NZ FFord champion Billy Frazer will move into slicks-and-wings single-seaters next year as he joins the Toyota Racing Series

Matthew Payne, one of New Zealand’s top karters, is the first driver to publicly commit to contesting the full 2021 Toyota Racing Series season

Australian Supercars champion Shane van Gisbergen is aiming to be a wildcard entry for the 2021 New Zealand Grand Prix

New Zealand’s immigration authorities have granted entry to the country for international drivers who want to race in the 2021 Toyota Racing Series

New Zealand motorsport icon Kenny Smith plans to enter his country’s grand prix single-seater race for the 50th time next year

The New Zealand GP, which has traditionally ended the TRS season over the last decade, will instead be part of its opening round at Hampton Downs in 2021

Toyota Racing Series may support F1 at the Australian GP and visit iconic MotoGP venue Phillip Island next year for non-championship races, Formula Scout has learned

The Toyota Racing Series is set to go ahead in 2021 with a three-round season held only on New Zealand’s North Island

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