Retry At Fuji: World Tsuyo Series Returns After Suzuka Mess

Shizuoka, 10 October - The HoloType World Series returns to action this weekend at Fuji Speedway for the Fuji 100 Minutes, marking Round 4 of the World Series and the official opener of the Tsuyo phase. The race serves as the long-awaited replacement for the prematurely terminated Suzuka Tsuyo round, which ended in chaos and controversy following multiple red flags that forced organizers to cancel the result after just 4 laps.

After the turbulence of Suzuka, attention now turns to the sweeping straights and quick and long corners of Fuji, where the World, International, and Japan divisions converge once again. It is Round 7 for both HoloType International and HoloType Japan, which makes this race a starting point for title charges in not only the World Series, but also the Japan and International Series.

Organizers confirmed that the this Fuji race will feature a revised safety protocol after the Suzuka incident, with stricter track limits rules to prevent similar multi-car collisions. With weather expected to shift between light rain and overcast skies, strategy may once again determine the difference between triumph and disaster.

As the engines roar once more under the shadow of Mount Fuji, the question remains, and that is who will rise from Suzuka’s chaos to take control of the World Tsuyo fight.