Lexus RC F GT Concept
Unveiled in 2014, the has already spawned a hot version and three different in either production or form. That’s quite a lot for a vehicle that has been around for only a couple of years, but apparently it’s not enough for Lexus. The Japanese automaker has announced that a new racing version of the RC F will be showcased at the 42nd Grand Prix of Long Beach IndyCar race on April 17.
Dubbed RC F GT Concept, it is a further development of the vehicle with the same name that Justin Bell drove to fifth place in the Time Attack class at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb in June 2015. As the name suggests, it’s only a concept car and didn’t say whether it will evolve into a full-fledged race car or spawn a track-ready, road-legal version of the coupe. The company did mention that it is positioned between the street-legal RC F and the full-bore race car that will soon compete in IMSA’s WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, but that doesn’t mean much really.
Be that as it may, the new concept has received extensive modifications since the Not only lighter, it also uses an improved drivetrain, a more competitive suspension system, and updated software. The RC F GT Concept will be driven at Long Beach by Lexus pro racers Scott Pruett, the winningest active driver in North American racing, and Roger Yasukawa.
Continue reading to learn more about the Lexus RC F GT Concept.
Lexus RC F GT Concept
Unveiled in 2014, the has already spawned a hot version and three different in either production or form. That’s quite a lot for a vehicle that has been around for only a couple of years, but apparently it’s not enough for Lexus. The Japanese automaker has announced that a new racing version of the RC F will be showcased at the 42nd Grand Prix of Long Beach IndyCar race on April 17.
Dubbed RC F GT Concept, it is a further development of the vehicle with the same name that Justin Bell drove to fifth place in the Time Attack class at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb in June 2015. As the name suggests, it’s only a concept car and didn’t say whether it will evolve into a full-fledged race car or spawn a track-ready, road-legal version of the coupe. The company did mention that it is positioned between the street-legal RC F and the full-bore race car that will soon compete in IMSA’s WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, but that doesn’t mean much really.
Be that as it may, the new concept has received extensive modifications since the Not only lighter, it also uses an improved drivetrain, a more competitive suspension system, and updated software. The RC F GT Concept will be driven at Long Beach by Lexus pro racers Scott Pruett, the winningest active driver in North American racing, and Roger Yasukawa.
Continue reading to learn more about the Lexus RC F GT Concept.
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Lexus RC F GT Concept
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