Sportsland_SUGO

Sportsland Sugo
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Location	Murata, Shibata District; Miyagi Prefecture Japan
Time zone	UTC+09:00
Coordinates	38°08′18.50″N 140°46′41.55″E
Capacity	50,000
FIA Grade	2
Owner	Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd.
Operator	Sugo Co., Ltd.
Opened	May 1975; 48 years ago
Major events	Current:; Super GT; (1994–2019, 2021–present); Super Formula (1987–present); FR Japan (2020–present); Former:; Asia Road Racing Championship (2022–2023); World SBK (1988–2003); Motocross World Championship (2005); GT World Challenge Asia (2022); Japan Le Mans Challenge (2006–2007); All-Japan Sports Prototype Championship (1990–1992); Fuji Grand Champion Series (1988–1989)
International Car Circuit (1987–present)
Length	3.704 km (2.302 miles)
Turns	12
Race lap record	1:05.190 ( Takuya Kurosawa, Lola T92/50, 1992, F3000)
International Motocycle Circuit (1987–present)
Length	3.737 km (2.322 miles)
Turns	15
Race lap record	1:28.121 ( Markus Reiterberger, BMW M1000RR, 2023, SBK)
Original Circuit (1975–1986)
Length	2.600 km (1.616 miles)
Turns	6
Race lap record	0:47.110 ( Kunimitsu Takahashi, Porsche 962 C, 1985, Group C)

Sportsland Sugo

Motorsport track in Japan

Sportsland Sugo (スポーツランドSUGO, Supōtsurando Sugo) is a motorsports facility in the town of Murata, Shibata District, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. It opened in 1975 and is one of the largest motorsports facilities in Japan, with a total area of 2.1 million m². It offers four specialized race courses - a road racing course, a motocross course, a trials course, and a go-kart course. The track is owned by the Yamaha Motor Company.

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[Sugo_G2-1] Sportsland Sugo's Grade 2 license expired 31 December 2023.

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Category	Time	Driver	Vehicle	Event
International Car Circuit: 3.704 km (1987–present)
F3000	1:05.190^[1]	Takuya Kurosawa	Lola T92/50	1992 Sugo Japanese F3000 round
Super Formula	1:06.350^[2]	Nick Cassidy	Dallara SF19	2020 Sugo Super Formula round
Formula Nippon	1:08.740^[3]	Hiroaki Ishiura	Swift FN09	2011 Sugo Formula Nippon round
Group C	1:10.629^[4]	Mauro Martini	Jaguar XJR-14	1991 SUGO Inter 500 Miles
Super Formula Lights	1:12.571^[5]	Ritomo Miyata	Dallara 320	2020 Super Formula Lights Sugo round
Super GT (GT500)	1:12.580^[6]	Tomoki Nojiri	Honda NSX-GT	2023 Sugo Super GT round
LMP900	1:14.316^[7]	Hideki Noda	Zytek 04S	2006 Sugo JLMC round
Formula 3	1:14.457^[8]	Sacha Fenestraz	Dallara F314	2019 Sugo Japanese F3 round
LMP1	1:14.827^[9]	Shinji Nakano	Courage LC70	2007 Sugo JLMC round
Prototype	1:17.060^[10]	Takao Wada	Mad House F4	1989 Sugo Grand Champion
Formula Regional	1:18.534^[11]	Yuga Furutani	Dome F111/3	2020 Sugo FRJC round
Super GT (GT300)	1:20.053^[12]	Takeshi Tsuchiya	Toyota 86 MC	2016 Sugo Super GT round
GT3	1:20.721^[13]	Kei Cozzolino	Ferrari 488 GT3 Evo 2020	2022 Fanatec Japan Cup Series of SUGO
GT1	1:23.862^[14]	Ralf Schumacher	McLaren F1 GTR	1996 SUGO GT Championship
Formula 4	1:23.913^[15]	Yuki Tsunoda	Dome F110	2018 Sugo Japanese F4 round
Formula Toyota	1:24.486^[16]	Kazuya Oshima	Tom's FT30	2005 2nd Sugo Formula Toyota round
Porsche Carrera Cup	1:24.746^[17]	Tsubasa Kondo	Porsche 911 (992) GT3 Cup	2021 Sugo Porsche Carrera Cup Japan round
Ferrari Challenge	1:26.042^[18]	Yudai Uchida	Ferrari 488 Challenge Evo	2023 Sugo Ferrari Challenge Japan round
TCR Touring Car	1:26.777^[19]	Tobio Otani	Audi RS 3 LMS TCR	2023 Sugo TCR Japan round
Group A	1:28.162^[20]	Anders Olofsson	Nissan Skyline GT-R BNR32	1992 Sugo JTCC round
GT4	1:29.419^[21]	Shinya Hosokawa	Mercedes-AMG GT4	2022 Fanatec Japan Cup Series of SUGO
International Motorcycle Circuit: 3.737 km (1987–present)
Superbike	1:28.121^[22]	Markus Reiterberger	BMW M1000RR	2023 Sugo ARRC round
World SBK	1:29.108^[23]	Makoto Tamada	Honda VTR 1000 SP2	2002 Sugo World SBK round
Supersport	1:30.490^[24]	Khairul Idham Pawi	Honda CBR600RR	2023 Sugo ARRC round
World SSP	1:33.015^[25]	Fabien Foret	Honda CBR600F	2002 Sugo World SSP round
Asia Productions 250	1:38.682^[26]	Aldi Satya Mahendra	Kawasaki Ninja 250R	2023 Sugo ARRC round
Asia Underbone 150	1:45.620^[27]	Ahmad Fazrul Sham	Yamaha Y15 ZR	2023 Sugo ARRC round
Original Circuit: 2.600 km (1975–1986)
Group C	0:47.110^[28]	Kunimitsu Takahashi	Porsche 962 C	1985 Super Sports Sugo

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International Car Circuit (1987–present)


Location	Murata, Shibata District Miyagi Prefecture Japan
Time zone	UTC+09:00
Coordinates	38°08′18.50″N 140°46′41.55″E
Capacity	50,000
FIA Grade	2^{[lower-alpha 1]}
Owner	Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd.
Operator	Sugo Co., Ltd.
Opened	May 1975; 48 years ago (1975-05)
Major events	Current: Super GT (1994–2019, 2021–present) Super Formula (1987–present) FR Japan (2020–present) Former: Asia Road Racing Championship (2022–2023) World SBK (1988–2003) Motocross World Championship (2005) GT World Challenge Asia (2022) Japan Le Mans Challenge (2006–2007) All-Japan Sports Prototype Championship (1990–1992) Fuji Grand Champion Series (1988–1989)
Length	3.704 km (2.302 miles)
Turns	12
Race lap record	1:05.190 ( Takuya Kurosawa, Lola T92/50, 1992, F3000)
International Motocycle Circuit (1987–present)
Length	3.737 km (2.322 miles)
Turns	15
Race lap record	1:28.121 ( Markus Reiterberger, BMW M1000RR, 2023, SBK)
Original Circuit (1975–1986)
Length	2.600 km (1.616 miles)
Turns	6
Race lap record	0:47.110 ( Kunimitsu Takahashi, Porsche 962 C, 1985, Group C)