How to Enjoy the SUPER GT Motegi Event
SUPER GT is Japan's premier racing series where top drivers handle racing cars developed based on production cars from domestic and international automakers,
showcasing the highest level of competition in the country.
Two drivers take turns handling one machine, featuring elements of teamwork aiming for victory,
and a dramatic development intertwined with race strategies, making it a race full of highlights.
Furthermore, at the venue, there are events, booths from various manufacturers, limited edition goods, and specialty gourmet foods,
offering content that even race beginners can enjoy all day long.
Here, we introduce tips so that even first-time spectators can fully enjoy the SUPER GT Motegi event!
SUPER GT has two classes: "GT500" and "GT300".
The GT500 class is the top category featuring three leading domestic manufacturers. While the design mimics the appearance of production cars, the interior is completely race-specific. On straights, speeds can reach nearly 300 km/h, incorporating advanced aerodynamic technology and lightweight construction throughout.
The GT300 class features machines based on the FIA GT3 regulations as well as JAF-GT vehicles built to unique specifications. The sight of these distinctive cars, proudly presented by domestic and international manufacturers, competing against each other is truly spectacular.
You can easily distinguish the classes at a glance. GT500 cars have white number plates and white headlights, while GT300 cars are unified by yellow number plates and yellow headlights. This makes it easy to identify which class a car belongs to even during the race.
The 2025 SUPER GT Final Round will be held at Mobility Resort Motegi. This race, which decides the annual champion, is called the "Grand Final" and attracts attention as the climax of the series.
In the Final Round, the performance adjustment called "Success Weight," which had been imposed based on mid-season results, is lifted, allowing each team to challenge head-to-head with their machines' original speed. This year, multiple teams in both GT500 and GT300 remain in the title race, promising an unmissable showdown until the very last lap.
Furthermore, after the race ends, a special ceremony called the "Grand Finale" will be held to conclude the series. Along with the awarding of the annual champion, the moment when the drivers who have battled through the season share their joy with the fans is an emotional scene that can only be experienced on-site.
SUPER GT gathers top-class fierce competitors from both Japan and abroad.
Check out the featured teams and drivers for the Final Round!
Sho Tsuboi
Kenta Yamashita
The 2025 season, welcomed as the champion of the year before last and last year. At Rd.1 Okayama, they achieved a come-from-behind victory from 2nd place in qualifying, gaining momentum from the early season. Since then, they have steadily accumulated points and are currently firmly holding 1st place in the team rankings. With a solid structure, they aim to win the championship for the third consecutive year.

Naoki Yamamoto
Makino Tanyu
Last year, the team finished 2nd in the team rankings, but this year they had been struggling. However, they won at Rd.7 Autopolis and rose to 2nd place in the team rankings. Can they secure the series championship at the decisive battleground, Motegi?

Kazuya Oshima
Fukuzumi Jinrei
As the challenger chasing the reigning champion No.1 car, they steadily accumulate points, gaining momentum by achieving pole-to-win at Rd.4 Fuji (Race 2). Furthermore, they secured a 2nd place podium at Rd.5 Suzuka, fiercely pursuing the top of the rankings. Currently ranked 3rd, they aim for a comeback title as they enter the final stages of the season.

Chiyokatsu Masashi
Takaboshi Akira
The early part of the season was a tough battle, but they achieved victory at Rd.5 Suzuka, demonstrating their true strength as Nissan's ace. This win has drawn attention to how far they can climb in the standings towards the end of the season.



He has long supported the Toyota camp and accumulated numerous victories. In the 2025 season, he achieved a come-from-behind victory at Rd.2 Fuji, leading the team to its first championship in about six years. In July of this year, he announced his retirement from the GT500 class at the end of this season. Currently ranked 4th, he aims for a higher position and will take on his last run at the Final Round in Motegi.



Since making his GT500 debut at the Suzuka 1000km in 2007, he has supported the Honda team for 19 seasons, driving machines across five generations and achieving numerous excellent results. He has announced his retirement from the GT500 class at the end of this season and aims for his first victory of the season together with his teammate Okusa.



He has set the all-time record with a total of 25 wins, the most in the series history, 202 races participated in JGTC/SUPER GT, and a total of 1267 points scored, the highest ever. Since 2006, he has been contracted with Nissan and NISMO, leading the team for 20 seasons. In the 2025 season, he achieved his 25th win at Rd.6 SUGO, demonstrating unchanged speed this season as well. He announced that this season will be his final one in SUPER GT activities and will face his last battle at Motegi as a culmination of his career.

We introduce recommended tickets for those watching the SUPER GT Motegi race for the first time or beginners in race watching!
If you want to fully enjoy the charm of SUPER GT, the classic "Victory Stand (V Seat)" is recommended!
The "Victory Stand" offers thrilling driving and sound from the exit of the final corner to the braking at the first corner. Near the stand, various gourmet kitchen cars line up, and the "Hospitality Garden" with a roofed rest area is also available.
| Adult (24 years and older) |
U23 (High school students ~ 23 years old) |
Junior high school student | 3 years old to elementary school students | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Victory Stand Seat (V Seat) Advance Ticket |
13,000yen | 11,000yen | 4,600yen | 3,600yen |
| Sales Period | September 7 (Sun) 11:00 a.m. – October 31 (Fri) 11:59 p.m. | |||
| Victory Stand Seat (V Seat) Same-day Admission Ticket |
15,000yen | 13,100yen | 5,700yen | 4,700yen |
| Sales Period | November 1 (Sat) 12:00 a.m.~ | |||
*The Victory Stand seats (V seats) will be general admission on November 1 (Sat) and reserved seating on November 2 (Sun).
*If tickets are sold out in advance, no same-day tickets will be sold. Thank you for your understanding.
The "Free Viewing Area" is popular among race enthusiasts, featuring many highlights such as the technical V-shaped corner from 130R and the downhill straight where the highest speeds are recorded.
Why not find your own favorite viewing spot?
| Adult (24 years and older) |
U23 (High school students ~ 23 years old) |
Junior high school student | 3 years old to elementary school students | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General Admission Area Advance Ticket |
6,600yen | 4,400yen* | 1,900-yen | 900 yen |
| Sales Period | September 7 (Sun) 11:00 a.m. – October 31 (Fri) 11:59 p.m. | |||
| General Admission Area Same-day Admission Ticket |
8,600yen | 6,500yen* | 3,000yen | 2,000yen |
| Sales Period | November 1 (Sat) 12:00 a.m. – November 2 (Sun) 3:00 p.m. (Scheduled) | |||
A viewing seat with a great view in the Grandstand.
Experience the overwhelming speed of the machines running on the home straight.
Relax in individual seats with easy access to shops, restrooms, park areas, and bus stops, making it recommended for families as well.
For those who are a bit anxious about free seating and want to watch from a guaranteed seat, reserved seating is also recommended.
The location is the same Grandstand as the A Seat, offering a great view, with seats equipped with backrests and drink holders, and more space between adjacent seats.
Additionally, tickets that allow entry to the paddock (restricted area) and participation in the Pit Walk (an event to see the machines just before the race) are also included!
Victory Corner Terrace, a viewing area for groups and families.
You can choose according to your viewing style, such as the roofed 'Premium' with a dedicated monitor, the 'Party Table Seat' with a table set and parasol, and the 'Free Area' where you can freely bring tents and more.
An area you can freely use according to your viewing style.
You can bring outdoor sets to enjoy BBQs or lie down on leisure sheets—the way you use it is up to you.
There is also an area where dogs are allowed!
Admission and race viewing are free for those aged 16 to 23!
Eligible are those born between April 2, 2002, and April 1, 2010.
They can enter for free and receive a free pass for the free viewing area (valid for 2 days).
If you have a favorite team or player, the "V Seat Supporter Seat Viewing Ticket" is recommended!
There are a total of four types of Supporter Seats available.
ARTA Support Seat, Honda Support Seat, SUBARU Support Seat, TOYOTA GAZOO Racing Support Seat
Caps, flags, towels, tote bags, and more
Get original goods that can only be obtained here and cheer on!
Cheering together with friends creates an unparalleled sense of unity!
| Adult (24 years and older) | U23 (High school students ~ 23 years old) |
Junior high school student | 3 years old to elementary school students | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ARTA Cheering Seats Advance Tickets |
13,000yen | 11,000yen | 4,600yen | 3,600yen |
| Sales Period | September 7 (Sun) 11:00 a.m. – October 31 (Fri) 11:59 p.m. | |||
*The Victory Stand seats (V seats) will be general admission on November 1 (Sat) and reserved seating on November 2 (Sun).
Watching in your favorite style is best, but
autumn in Motegi can get quite chilly in the mornings and evenings.
If you're unsure about clothing or what to bring, please use this as a reference!
Even in autumn, prolonged exposure to sunlight is dangerous. A hat or cap with a wide brim is essential. It is also important to choose one that fits well and is less likely to be blown away by the wind.
Backpacks and sacoche bags that free up your hands are convenient in the viewing area. They make it easy to manage valuables, and if they are lightweight and fit your body well, you can stay comfortable while moving around. It’s even more reassuring if they are waterproof to prepare for sudden changes in the weather.
To avoid direct sunlight, long-sleeved shirts with excellent breathability are ideal. It is also important to avoid colors that easily absorb heat, such as black. Since it often gets chilly in the mornings and evenings, having an extra layer to put on is useful.
Stretch fabric pants that are comfortable even after sitting for long periods are recommended.
Since you will be walking a lot, wear well-broken-in sneakers or trekking shoes. Sandals are not recommended, even if it’s hot.

When watching for a long time, you may worry about your smartphone's battery. It's reassuring to bring a spare battery.

As autumn deepens, it can get quite cold in the mornings and evenings. A foldable down jacket that doesn't take up much space is especially recommended.

If you want to see the machines and pit work more clearly, don't forget your binoculars or opera glasses!

Be prepared for rain and don't forget your rain gear. Umbrellas can be a nuisance to those around you, so a raincoat or poncho is recommended. Even if the weather forecast predicts clear skies, it's a good idea to have it just in case.

It is useful for storing towels and clothes that have become wet from sweat or rain. Having a few large and sturdy plastic bags prepared can be convenient for various other uses as well.

If you are mainly watching for a long time while sitting, having a seat cushion makes it comfortable.

An essential item for wiping sweat or rainwater on rainy days. A larger towel can also be useful as a sunshade to block sunlight and as a cold weather accessory.

Even in autumn, sunlight is a formidable enemy! Be sure to apply it thoroughly before going out and during the race.

At Mobility Resort Motegi, many places support cashless payments, but since communication may become congested at race events where many people gather, it is advisable to carry some cash just in case.

At Mobility Resort Motegi's in-house commentary FM (80.9MHz), you can listen to live broadcasts from the venue, so if you have a radio with earphones, you can clearly follow the race from anywhere.

Since you will need to show your ticket at the entrance gate, keep your smartphone in a place where you can quickly take it out! For peace of mind in case of emergencies, it’s also a good idea to bring a printed paper ticket.
For those of you who are unsure how to spend the race day.
We introduce recommended plans to fully enjoy the excitement of the race and have a fulfilling weekend!
On race and event days, traffic congestion is expected on the roads around Mobility Resort Motegi.
To get to the venue smoothly, it is recommended to use public transportation such as trains and buses.
If you are coming by car or bike, be sure to check your route in advance so you won’t be rushed on the day.
Outbound (Going)
・Depart JR Mito Station 8:35 a.m.
・Arrive Mobility Resort Motegi 10:05 a.m.
Inbound (Returning)
・Depart Mobility Resort Motegi 4:40 p.m.
・Arrive JR Mito Station 6:10 p.m.
Boarding Information
・JR Mito Station North Exit Bus Terminal, Platform 7
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・About 60 minutes from Utsunomiya city center
・About 50 minutes from Mito city center
・About 90 minutes from Oyama city center
・About 2 hours from the Tokyo area (via Metropolitan Expressway and Joban Expressway)
・About 40 minutes from Kita-Kanto Expressway "Moka IC"
・About 40 minutes from Joban Expressway "Mito-Kita Smart IC"
* On race days, traffic congestion is likely to occur, so please allow plenty of time to arrive.