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Team LeMans

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Team LeMans
History
All-Japan F2000/F2/F3000 Championship Formula Nippon Fuji GC 24 Hours of Le Mans All-Japan GT Championship/Super GT
Team LeMans Results
Super GT (JGTC) All Japan Sports Prototype Championship 24 Hours of Le Mans Super Formula (Formula Nippon, Japanese Formula 3000, Japanese Formula 2000)
Footnotes
External links

{{Infobox company
| name = Le Mans Ltd.
| type = Inc.
| location = Shibuya, Tokyo
| foundation = 1967
| homepage = http://www.lemans.co.jp/
}}{{Infobox motor racing team
| name = {{flagicon|JPN}} Team LeMans
| base = Gotemba, Shizuoka Prefecture
| founded = 1969
| principal = Masabumi Ota
| current series = Super Formula
Super GT
| current drivers = {{flagicon|SWE}} Felix Rosenqvist
{{flagicon|JPN}} Kazuya Oshima
| former series = All-Japan Formula Three Championship
All-Japan Sports Prototype Championship
Fuji Grand Champion Series
| team titles = Super Formula:
1996, 1999
Super GT:
2002
| driver titles = Super Formula:
1979: Keiji Matsumoto
1996: Ralf Schumacher
1998: Satoshi Motoyama
{{nobr|All-Japan Formula Three Championship:}}
1986: Akio Morimoto
Fuji Grand Champion Series:
1983: Keiji Matsumoto
1988-89: Geoff Lees
Super GT:
2002: Juichi Wakisaka, Akira Iida
|website = Team Le Mans
}}

Le Mans Ltd., headquartered in Shibuya, Tokyo is an automobile parts manufacturer founded in 1967. The original company name was Le Mans Chamber of Commerce. The company is mainly engaged in the development and sales of motorsport parts and the import and sale of race cars overseas.

They also have a racing division called Team LeMans. The origin of the team name comes from 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Team LeMans

In 1969 Team LeMans was established as a racing department of Le Mans Chamber of Commerce. It has been active in a variety of categories since the 1970s as one of the top teams of Japan.

The team has competed in single-seaters since 1976, when they entered the All-Japan F2000 Championship. They served as the Japanese distributor of Reynard products until 2002. In 1991, Michael Schumacher, before his Formula One debut, raced with the team in the Sportsland SUGO round of the Japanese Formula 3000 Championship, while in 1996 his brother Ralf became the champion with the same team.

They also developed their own racing machine, that complied to Group C regulations.

In 2012 in collaboration with Hideki Noda they founded "NODA racing Academy Senior High School", several engineers such as Donuma Hiroyoshi, the team principal, have served as lecturers at the school.^[1]

History

All-Japan F2000/F2/F3000 Championship

Their participation in the All Japan F2000 Championship started with Keiji Matsumoto in 1976. In 1979 he won the championship title. In 1988-89 Geoff Lees and Emanuele Pirro raced for the team, both winning one race.

Formula Nippon

In 1996, the team had its most successful year in Japan's top level open wheel series, when Ralf Schumacher and Naoki Hattori took the first two spots in the drivers' championship, also winning the first team title. The team repeated wins in the drivers and team championship with Satoshi Motoyama in 1998.

Fuji GC

The team achieved titles in The Fuji Grand Champion Series (Fuji GC) with in Keiji Matsumoto in 1983 and Geoff Lees in 1988 and 1989.

24 Hours of Le Mans

Team LeMans first entered the 24 Hours of Lemans in 1987 under the name Italya Sports. They competed in the race through 1990 without a single finish.

All-Japan GT Championship/Super GT

In 2002, the team won drivers' championship in the GT500 Class of the All-Japan GT Championship with Akira Iida and Juichi Wakisaka, who competed in a Toyota Supra race car.^[2]

Team LeMans Results

Super GT (JGTC)

Year	Class	Car	Drivers	Drivers' rankings
1999	GT500	#6 Esso Toyota Team LeMans Toyota Supra	AUS}}Wayne Gardner / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Hideki Noda	12th
2000	GT500	#6 Esso Toyota Team LeMans Toyota Supra	AUS}}Wayne Gardner / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Hideki Noda	9th
2001	GT500	#6 Esso Toyota Team LeMans Toyota Supra	JPN}}Hideki Noda / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Juichi Wakisaka	7th
2002	GT500	#6 Esso Toyota Team LeMans Toyota Supra	JPN}}Akira Iida / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Juichi Wakisaka	1st
2003	GT500	#1 Esso Toyota Team LeMans Toyota Supra	JPN}}Akira Iida / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Juichi Wakisaka	2nd
2004	GT500	#6 Esso Toyota Team LeMans Toyota Supra	JPN}}Akira Iida / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Juichi Wakisaka	3rd
2005	GT500	#6 Esso Toyota Team LeMans Toyota Supra	JPN}}Akira Iida / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Juichi Wakisaka	6th
2006	GT500	#6 Mobil 1 Toyota Team LeMans Lexus SC430	JPN}}Akira Iida / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Tatsuya Kataoka / {{flagicon\|Sweden}}Björn Wirdheim	12th
2007	GT500	#6 Forum Engineering Toyota Team LeMans Lexus SC430	JPN}}Tatsuya Kataoka / {{flagicon\|Sweden}}Björn Wirdheim	9th
2008	GT500	#6 ENEOS Toyota Team LeMans	JPN}}Daisuke Ito / {{flagicon\|Sweden}}Björn Wirdheim / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Akira Iida / {{flagicon\|Brazil}}Roberto Streit	13th
2009	GT500	#6 Lexus Team LeMans ENEOS Lexus SC430	JPN}}Daisuke Ito / {{flagicon\|Sweden}}Björn Wirdheim	12th
2010	GT500	#6 Lexus Team LeMans ENEOS Lexus SC430	JPN}}Daisuke Ito / {{flagicon\|Sweden}}Björn Wirdheim	4th
2011	GT500	#6 Lexus Team LeMans ENEOS Lexus SC430	JPN}}Daisuke Ito / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Kazuya Oshima	11th
2012	GT500	#6 Lexus Team LeMans ENEOS Lexus SC430	JPN}}Daisuke Ito / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Kazuya Oshima	10th
2013	GT500	#6 Lexus Team LeMans ENEOS Lexus SC430	JPN}}Kazuya Oshima / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Yuji Kunimoto	5th
2014	GT500	#6 Lexus Team LeMans ENEOS Lexus RC F	JPN}}Yuji Kunimoto / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Kazuya Oshima	7th
2015	GT500	#6 Lexus Team LeMans ENEOS Lexus RC F	JPN}}Yuji Kunimoto / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Kazuya Oshima	9th
2016	GT500	#6 Lexus Team LeMans WAKO'S Lexus RC F	ITA}}Andrea Caldarelli / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Kazuya Oshima	2nd
2017	GT500	#6 Lexus Team LeMans WAKO'S Lexus RC F	ITA}}Andrea Caldarelli / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Kazuya Oshima	TBD

All Japan Sports Prototype Championship

Year	Car	Drivers
1984	Nissan Skyline Turbo C (LM04C)	JPN}}Kenji Takahashi / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Osamu Nakako / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Toshio Suzuki
1985	Nissan LM04C Nissan LM05C	JPN}}Keji Matsumoto / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Osamu Nakako / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Akio Morimoto
1986	Nissan March 86G	JPN}}Keji Matsumoto / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Aguri Suzuki
1987	Nissan March 86G	Sweden}}Anders Olofsson / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Takao Wada
1988	#86 Nissan March 88G	Sweden}}Anders Olofsson / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Takao Wada
1989	#85 Nissan March 88G	JPN}}Osamu Nakako / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Akio Morimoto / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Koji Sato
1990	#85 Nissan R89C	JPN}}Osamu Nakako / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Takao Wada / {{flagicon\|Brazil}}Maurizio Sandro Sala
1991	#25 Nissan R89C 25 Nissan R90CP	JPN}}Hideki Okada / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Takao Wada{{flagicon\|JPN}}Masahiko Kageyama / {{flagicon\|Brazil}}Maurizio Sandro Sala

24 Hours of Le Mans

Year	Car	Drivers	Rankings
1987	#29 Nissan R86V	Sweden}}Anders Olofsson / {{flagicon\|FRA}}Alain Ferté / {{flagicon\|FRA}}Patrick Gonin	32nd DNF
1988	#85 March 88S	FRA}}Michel Trollé / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Toshio Suzuki / {{flagicon\|USA}}Danny Ongais	42nd DNF
1988	#86 March 88S	ITA}}Lamberto Leoni / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Akio Morimoto / {{flagicon\|Sweden}}Anders Olofsson	43rd DNF
1989	#32 March 88S	JPN}}Takao Wada / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Akio Morimoto / {{flagicon\|Sweden}}Anders Olofsson	27th DNF
1990	#85 Nissan R89C	JPN}}Takao Wada / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Akio Morimoto / {{flagicon\|Brazil}}Maurizio Sandro Sala	35th DNF

Super Formula (Formula Nippon, Japanese Formula 3000, Japanese Formula 2000)

Year	Team	Chassis	Engine	Drivers	Rankings
1979	Team LeMans	March 792	BMW M12/7	JPN}} Keiji Matsumoto	1st
1988	Team LeMans	March	Mugen Honda	{{flagicon\|ITA}}Emanuele Pirro / {{flagicon\|GBR}} Geoff Lees	3rd
1988	Team LeMans	Reynard	Mugen Honda		3rd
1989	Team LeMans	Reynard	Mugen Honda	ITA}}Emanuele Pirro / {{flagicon\|GBR}} Geoff Lees	6th
1990	Team LeMans	Reynard	Mugen Honda	GBR}}Johnny Herbert / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Takuya Kurosawa	16th
1991	Team LeMans	Reynard	Mugen Honda	{{flagicon\|USA}} Ross Cheever / {{flagicon\|GBR}}Johnny Herbert / {{flagicon\|DEU}} Michael Schumacher	2nd
1991	Team LeMans	Ralt	Mugen Honda		2nd
1992	Team LeMans	Reynard	Mugen Honda	USA}} Ross Cheever	3rd
1993	Team LeMans	Reynard	Mugen Honda	JPN}} Akira Ishikawa	NA
1994	Team LeMans	Reynard	Mugen Honda	USA}} Ross Cheever / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Naoki Hattori / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Masami Kageyama	3rd
1995	Team LeMans	Reynard	Mugen Honda	JPN}}Naoki Hattori	8th
1996	X Japan Racing Team LeMans	Reynard 96D	Mugen MF308	JPN}}Naoki Hattori / {{flagicon\|DEU}} Ralf Schumacher	1st
1997	Team LeMans	Reynard 96D Reynard 97D	Mugen MF308	ARG}} Norberto Fontana	3rd
1998	LEMONed Racing Team LeMans	Reynard 97D	Mugen MF308	ARG}} Norberto Fontana / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Satoshi Motoyama	1st
1999	Unlimited Racing Team LeMans	Reynard 99L	Mugen MF308	JPN}}Satoshi Motoyama / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Koji Yamanishi	2nd
2000	Team LeMans	Reynard 99L	Mugen MF308	JPN}}Hideki Noda / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Yudai Igarashi	5th
2001	Team LeMans	Reynard 99L	Mugen MF308	Malaysia}}Alex Yoong / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Koji Yamanishi / {{flagicon\|JPN}}Yudai Igarashi	14th
2002	Team LeMans	#7 Reynard 99L 7 Reynard 01L	Mugen MF308	JPN}}Masami Kageyama / {{flagicon\|DEU}}Dominik Schwager	13th
2002	Team LeMans	#8 Reynard 01L	Mugen MF308	JPN}}Takeshi Tsuchiya	4th
2003	Forum Engineering ARTA Team LeMans	#7 Lola B3/51	Mugen MF308	JPN}}Toshihiro Kaneishi	4th
2003	Forum Engineering ARTA Team LeMans	#8 Lola B3/51	Mugen MF308	JPN}}Takeshi Tsuchiya	8th
2004	Team LeMans	#7 Lola B3/51	Mugen MF308	JPN}}Juichi Wakisaka	5th
2004	Team LeMans	#8 Lola B3/51	Mugen MF308	JPN}}Takeshi Tsuchiya	13th
2005	Forum Engineering Team LeMans	#7 Lola B3/51	Mugen MF308	JPN}}Tatsuya Kataoka	11th
2005	Forum Engineering Team LeMans	#8 Lola B3/51	Mugen MF308	JPN}}Takeshi Tsuchiya	8th
2006	Team LeMans	#7 Lola FN06	Toyota RV8J	JPN}}Tatsuya Kataoka	7th
2006	Team LeMans	#8 Lola FN06	Toyota RV8J	JPN}}Toranosuke Takagi	18th
2007	Forum Engineering Team LeMans	#7 Lola FN06	Toyota RV8J	JPN}}Tatsuya Kataoka	14th
2007	Forum Engineering Team LeMans	#8 Lola FN06	Toyota RV8J	JPN}}Toranosuke Takagi	16th
2008	Team LeMans	#7 Lola FN06	Toyota RV8J	JPN}}Satoshi Motoyama	11th
2008	Team LeMans	#8 Lola FN06	Toyota RV8J	JPN}}Hiroaki Ishiura	16th
2009	Team LeMans	#7 Swift 017.n	Toyota RV8K	JPN}}Keisuke Kunimoto	13th
2009	Team LeMans	#8 Swift 017.n	Toyota RV8K	JPN}}Hiroaki Ishiura	6th
2010	Team LeMans	#7 Swift 017.n	Toyota RV8K	ITA}}Kei Cozzolino	10th
2010	Team LeMans	#8 Swift 017.n	Toyota RV8K	JPN}}Hiroaki Ishiura	8th
2011	Team LeMans	#7 Swift 017.n	Toyota RV8K	JPN}}Kazuya Oshima	5th
2011	Team Kygnus Sunoco	#8 Swift 017.n	Toyota RV8K	JPN}}Hiroaki Ishiura	6th
2012	Team LeMans	#7 Swift 017.n	Toyota RV8K	JPN}}Kazuya Oshima	7th
2012	Team Kygnus Sunoco	#8 Swift 017.n	Toyota RV8K	FRA}}Loïc Duval	6th
2013	Kygnus Sunoco Team LeMans	#7 Swift 017.n	Toyota RV8K	JPN}}Ryō Hirakawa	11th
2013	Kygnus Sunoco Team LeMans	#8 Swift 017.n	Toyota RV8K	ITA}}Andrea Caldarelli /{{flagicon\|FRA}}Loïc Duval	13th / 3rd
2014	Kygnus Sunoco Team LeMans	#7 Dallara SF14	Toyota RI4A	JPN}}Ryō Hirakawa	8th
2014	Kygnus Sunoco Team LeMans	#8 Dallara SF14	Toyota RI4A	ITA}}Andrea Caldarelli /{{flagicon\|FRA}}Loïc Duval	12th / 4th
2015	Kygnus Sunoco Team LeMans	#7 Dallara SF14	Toyota RI4A	JPN}}Ryō Hirakawa	8th
2015	Kygnus Sunoco Team LeMans	#8 Dallara SF14	Toyota RI4A	JPN}}Kamui Kobayashi	6th
2016	SUNOCO Team LeMans	#7 Dallara SF14	Toyota RI4A	IND}}Narain Karthikeyan	14th
2016	SUNOCO Team LeMans	#8 Dallara SF14	Toyota RI4A	JPN}}Kamui Kobayashi	17th
2017	SUNOCO Team LeMans	#7 Dallara SF14	Toyota RI4A	SWE}}Felix Rosenqvist	TBD
2017	SUNOCO Team LeMans	#8 Dallara SF14	Toyota RI4A	JPN}}Kazuya Oshima	TBD

Footnotes

1. ^NODA racing Academy Senior High School
2. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.driverdb.com/championships/standings/all-japan-gt-championship---class-gt500/2002/|title=All-Japan GT Championship — Class GT500 2002 standings|work=driverdb.com|publisher=Driver Database|accessdate=19 October 2016}}

External links

Ltd. Le Mans
Team Le Mans

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