The Suzuka SuperGT race has been brought to an early end by a huge crash, with confusion reigning over which car will be awarded the win:
The #23 NISMO Nissan Z of Matsuda and the #87 JLOC Lamborghini Huracan GT3 of Matsuura were caught up in a frightening accident at 130R that brought out the red flags on lap 59 of 77.
Some time after the accident, it was announced that the race would not be resumed, with the 75 percent threshold required for full points to be awarded having been reached. The remainder of the GT500 cars had completed both stops, with the #19 Racing Project Bandoh Toyota GR Supra running second ahead of the #36 TOM'S Toyota.
Leading the way in the GT300 class was the #7 Team Studie BMW M4 GT3 of Seiji Ara and Masataka Yanagida.The GT500 results were provisionally announced with the #3 NDDP Nissan of Katsumasa Chiyo and Mitsunori Takaboshi awarded the victory by 31.782 seconds ahead of the Bandoh Toyota.
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