"Eco Car Cup 2021 Winter Festival"
February 13, 2021

Fuji Speedway awaits your applying to "Eco Car Cup 2021 Winter Festival" on February 13 (Sat).

This ecological race is competed on the fuel-saving technology, with the three theme of “Safer”, “Faster” and “Lower fuel consumption”. The event consists of two classes, “Challenge 180” is a three-hour endurance race class for eco-cars (excluding K-cars). And K-cars is eligible to race in the 1 hour endurance race class "Enjoy 60". Each class accepts up to 75 car entries.

The race is counted by both "Speed" from the result and "Fuel consumption" in order to judge your "Smooth driving skills". Both driving elements are considered and counted in the ranking points to decide your final ranking.

The race is competed by a pair of driver, a driver and a co-driver. Winning the top prizes requires good strategy and teamwork such that balancing speed and fuel economy while managing pit stops and lap times.

For double entry team to the two classes, we will present “Master of Eco Car” title(*) if the team won the overall victory on the two classes. Also top winners will be presented various prizes by sponsor companies. (*From this season, "PHV class" (Plug-In Hybrid) will also be eligible for the "Master of Eco Car" award.)

Participation fee is JPY51,500/team for “Challenge 180”, JPY19,900/team for “Enjoy 60”, and JPY61,700/team for double entry (tax included).

Please refer to the event homepage for more details ( http://www.japan-racing.jp/fsw/21/hv.html ).

We are looking forward to your entry.

Sponsor companies :
・Amon Industry Co., Ltd.
・Toyota Motor Corporation
・P@RTS.CO.JP
・Route Sangyou
(in alphabetical order)

Contact : Eco Car Cup Secretariat
TEL : 0550-78-2255
Email : ecocar@fujispeedway.co.jp

Just before the race start, you can take commemorative photos on the track !!

Starting grids just before the race start

Immediately after the Challenge 180 class start…

Briefing room in the morning before the qualifying session

Queuing in the pit lane…

Team crews watching the race from the pit lane wall