There is a single purpose behind TOYOTA GAZOO Racing’s participation in grueling races in a variety of categories: To continue to forge cars and drivers by traversing roads throughout the world.
In the world of motorsports, cars and drivers are subjected to stress that would be unimaginable on a normal test course or on public road. This leads to the discovery of weaknesses in cars that were previously unapparent.
How can we ensure that cars are reliable under such extreme conditions? We cultivate knowledge and technology through trial and error in pursuit of this goal, and then utilize that knowledge and technology to improve driving performance and improve fuel efficiency, thus leading to the creation of environmentally-friendly cars.

Just as nature has evolved wild animals into the optimal form for their natural environment, motorsports forges cars to reach peak performance for roads and racing environments.
It is as if the roads and wide-open spaces are the natural habitat of cars, and a wild environment created by human hands.

We seek to capture the wild nature of cars that compete in the extreme world of motorsports.
While searching for ways to transform this vision into a reality, Master Driver Morizo conceived the idea of relying on the senses of drivers who compete in the world’s top races.
“At what moment do you feel the wild nature of a car?”
“Is it possible to capture that moment on video?”
Together with four drivers, we analyzed the wild nature of each car and captured that moment with a super slow camera.