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DRIVER PROFILE #1 NAME : 【Naoki Yamamoto】 Birth : １９８８．７．１１ Hometown : Tochigi,Japan Height : １６４ｃｍ Weight : ６０ｋｇ Hobbies : Drive,Cooking, Radio controlled car Website : http://naoki-yamamoto.com/ DETAIL 1994 : All Japan Karting Championship,Asia Pacific Championship, 〜 World Cart Championship 2006 : SRS-F(Suzuka circuit Racing School-Formula) scholarship 2007 : Formula Challenge Japan Championship series 2nd place 2008 : Formula Challenge Japan Championship series Champion 2009 : Japanese Formula 3 Championship N class series Champion 2010 : Japanese Championship Formula Nippon［NAKAJIMA RACING #31］series 7th place SUPER GT 500 class［TEAM KUNIMITSU #100］series 8th place 2011 : Japanese Championship Formula Nippon ［TEAM MUGEN #16］series 11th place SUPER GT 500 class［TEAM KUNIMITSU #100］series 9th place 2012 : Japanese Championship Formula Nippon ［TEAM MUGEN #16］series 11th place SUPER GT 500 class［TEAM KUNIMITSU #100］series 5th place 2013 : Japanese Super Formula Championship［TEAM MUGEN #16］series Champion SUPER GT 500 class［Weider Modulo DOME Racing #18］series 4th place 2014 : Japanese Super Formula Championship［TEAM MUGEN #1］series 9th place SUPER GT 500 class［Weider Modulo DOME Racing #18］series 4th place 2015 : Japanese Super Formula Championship［TEAM MUGEN #16］series 5th place SUPER GT 500 class［TEAM KUNIMITSU #100］series 3rd place 2016 : Japanese Super Formula Championship［TEAM MUGEN #16］series 7th place SUPER GT 500 class［TEAM KUNIMITSU #100］series 14th place 2017 : Japanese Super Formula Championship［TEAM MUGEN #16］series 9th place SUPER GT 500 class［TEAM KUNIMITSU #100］series 7th place 2018 : Japanese Super Formula Championship［TEAM MUGEN #16］series Champion SUPER GT 500 class［TEAM KUNIMITSU #100］series Champion 2019 : DOCOMO TEAM DANDELION RACING DRIVER PROFILE #5 NAME : 【Nirei Fukuzumi】 Birth : １９９７．１．２４ Hometown : Tokushima,Japan Height : １６６ｃｍ Weight : ５６ｋｇ Hobbies : Music appreciation Twitter : https://twitter.com/Nirei_Fukuzumi DETAIL 2010 : Suzuka Championship Series J-RMC Champion 2011 : Suzuka Championship Series J-RMC Champion ARTA Jr series Champion 2012 : Suzuka Championship RMC Champion ARTA Challenge class series Champion 2013 : All Japan Karting Championship KF1 class series Champion SRS-F(Suzuka circuit Racing School-Formula)graduate 2014 : Formula-4 FC class Champion 2015 : Japanese Formula 3 Championship 4th place 2016 : GP3 series 7th place 2017 : GP3 series 3rd place 2018 : Japanese Super Formula Championship［TEAM MUGEN #15］ FIA-F2 series 17th place 2019 : DOCOMO TEAM DANDELION RACING .

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