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2019/5/26 SUPER GT STARTING GRID ： GT500 PP GT300 PP 1 36 17 25 2 37 Kazuki Nakajima / Yuhi Sekiguchi 18 96 Takamitsu Matsui / Kimiya Sato Ryo Hirakawa / Nick Cassidy au TOM'S LC500 Morio Nitta / Sena Sakaguchi HOPPY 86 MC KeePer TOM'S LC500 3 8 K-tunes RC F GT3 19 5 4 12 Tomoki Nojiri / Takuya Izawa 20 61 Natsu Sakaguchi / Yuya Hiraki Daiki Sasaki / James Rossiter ARTA NSX-GT Takuto Iguchi / Hideki Yamauchi ADVICS MACHSYAKEN MC86 MACH GO CALSONIC IMPUL GT-R 5 6 SUBARU BRZ R&D SPORT 21 10 6 16 Kazuya Oshima / Kenta Yamashita 22 4 Kazuki Hoshino / Keishi Ishikawa Hideki Mutoh / Daisuke Nakajima WAKO'S 4CR LC500 Nobuteru Taniguchi / Tatsuya Kataoka GAINER TANAX triple a GT-R MOTUL MUGEN NSX-GT 7 1 GOODSMILE HATSUNE MIKU AMG 23 34 8 17 Naoki Yamamoto / Jenson Button 24 360 Ryo Michigami / Hiroki Otsu Koudai Tsukakoshi / Bertrand Baguette RAYBRIG NSX-GT Takayuki Aoki / Yusaku Shibata Modulo KENWOOD NSX GT3 KEIHIN NSX-GT 9 39 RUNUP RIVAUX GT-R 25 55 10 23 Heikki Kovalainen / Yuichi Nakayama 26 88 Shinichi Takagi / Nirei Fukuzumi Tsugio Matsuda / Ronnie Quintarelli DENSO KOBELCO SARD LC500 Takashi Kogure / Yuya Motojima ARTA NSX GT3 MOTUL AUTECH GT-R 11 19 MANEPA LAMBORGHINI GT3 27 21 12 3 Yuji Kunimoto / Sho Tsuboi 28 11 Richard Lyons / Ryuichiro Tomita Kohei Hirate / Frederic Makowiecki WedsSport ADVAN LC500 Katsuyuki Hiranaka / Hironobu Yasuda Hitotsuyama Audi R8 LMS CRAFTSPORTS MOTUL GT-R 13 24 GAINER TANAX GT-R 29 31 14 38 Mitsunori Takaboshi / Jann Mardenborough 30 720 Koki Saga / Yuki Nakayama Yuji Tachikawa / Hiroaki Ishiura REALIZE CORPORATION ADVAN GT-R Seiji Ara / Alex Palou TOYOTA GR SPORT PRIUS PHV apr GT ZENT CERUMO LC500 15 64 McLaren 720S 31 33 Narain Karthikeyan / Tadasuke Makino 32 2 Shaun Thong / Marchy Lee Modulo Epson NSX-GT Kazuho Takahashi / Hiroki Katoh EVA RT TEST TYPE-01 X WORKS GT-R SYNTIUM ・Apple・LOTUS 33 30 34 87 Hiroaki Nagai / Manabu Orido Tsubasa Takahashi / Andre Couto TOYOTA GR SPORT PRIUS PHV apr GT T-DASH LAMBORGHINI GT3 35 7 36 60 Tomonobu Fujii / Joao Paulo Lima de Oliveira Hiroki Yoshimoto / Ritomo Miyata D'station Vantage GT3 SYNTIUM LMcorsa RC F GT3 37 56 38 65 Kazuki Hiramine / Sacha Fenestraz Haruki Kurosawa / Naoya Gamou REALIZE NISSAN AUTOMOBILE TECHNICAL COLEEGE GT-R LEON PYRAMID AMG 39 18 40 50 Takashi Kobayashi / Kosuke Matsuura Masaki Kano / Ryosei Yamashita UPGARAGE NSX GT3 ARNAGE AMG GT3 41 52 Underscore mark of the starting driver 42 35 Shigekazu Wakisaka / Hiroki Yoshida Nattapong Hortongkum / Sean Walkinshaw SAITAMA TOYOPET GB MARK X MC arto RC F GT3 43 48 44 22 Masaki Tanaka / Taiyou Iida Hisashi Wada / Masaki Jyonai SHOKUMOU GO&FUN GT-R R'Qs AMG GT3 45 9 Naoki Yokomizo / Kyosuke Mineo PACIFIC MIRAI AKARI NAC PORSCHE.

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