Color Rise Harmony 500 @ Fuji Set to Decide Tsuyo Series Qualification

Shizuoka, Fuji, 14 February – As the 2024–25 Hololive GT3 Japan Series Qualifiers enter their climactic final round at Fuji Speedway, the atmosphere is electric with anticipation. The Color Rise Harmony 500, two races of 55 laps, will determine the ultimate fate of drivers vying for coveted Tsuyo Series spots in Split A and Split B.

In Split A, the top contenders have battled fiercely over the season. Leading the charge, Rustim Kurashio of La+ Darknesss (Nissan, No.39) has posted an impeccable 400-point performance, creating a comfortable buffer above the cutoff line. Hot on his heels, Rim Elgore (Oozora Subaru, Lexus, No.48) and Johan Sinful (Natsuiro Matsuri, Lexus, No.7) follow closely, with margins of 45 and 75 points respectively, ensuring that the top end remains fiercely competitive. The cutoff for Tsuyo qualification is razor-thin—with drivers like Michael Turner (Shirogane Noel, Lexus, No.08) and Misaki Sakura (Himemori Luna, Honda, No.31) teetering on the brink, where even a single lap could shift the balance.

Meanwhile, Split B promises its own dramatic showdown. Houshou Marine’s Lorenzo Ricci (Lexus, No.6) leads with a dominant 407 points, setting a formidable standard for his rivals. Trailing him, Tyler Williams (Amane Kanata, Nissan, No.57) and Juufuutei Raden, Lexus, No.67, Lexus) are locked in a high-stakes battle, with gaps to the cutoff of 55–72 points. With just one race remaining, every maneuver and overtaking attempt could mean the difference between advancement and elimination.

As the engines roar at Fuji Speedway and the drivers prepare to push their limits on the circuit’s challenging layout, fans can expect a night of nail-biting action and high-speed drama. The Color Rise Harmony 500 not only marks the finale of the qualifiers but also sets the stage for the Tsuyo/Zako battles to come, where precision, strategy, and sheer determination will decide the champions of the final foreseeable Hololive GT3 season.