Toyota Gazoo Racing Presents New Look Cars For WRC And WEC In 2024
This new livery is indicative of a new Toyota Gazoo Racing on the track for 2024
Toyota Gazoo Racing (TGR) has unveiled the new livery for the cars that will compete in the FIA World Rally Championship and FIA World Endurance Championship in the 2024 season that really takes the old saying “New Year, New Me,” to a whole new level..
There are two concepts for the all-new matte black livery for the GR Yaris Rally1 Hybrid and the GR010 Hybrid, which compete in the respective FIA World Championships. These not only look good but represent the Toyota style maturing with the times as well.
Moreover, one of the TGR concepts is “Speed” representing our spirit, “Hate to lose.” The other one is the “Prototype” which represents making ever-better motorsports-bred cars and to keep evolving. Both look good in their own right and surely make the cars look far more menacing which will definitely help the brand on the track.
The new livery will be used not only in the WRC and the WEC, but also in other competitions in which Toyota Gazoo Racing participates so expect to see more uniformity in all Toyota Gazoo Racing cars in all spheres in the racing world. This is good for the brand and also for fans of the brand as well.
On top of that, this also gives fans of the brand another extra add on (most likely third party only as Toyota is probably not going to release this livery even on limited edition cars in the coming years) that many Toyota owners can aspire to get for their car and even use to help their car truly stand out.
Toyota Gazoo Racing has enjoyed a good year in 2023 as Toyota has seen major sales success and revealed many desirable new cars including the new Alphard and Vellfire along with a new TGR bodykit for the Corolla Altis sedan. Plus it also showed us 5 GR cars as well so the brand has clearly seen it’s hard work pay off.
We got all this from ACNNewswire and their full article is linked here. Thank you ACNNewswire for the information and images.
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