Toyota’s GAZOO Racing performance arm has released a fresh batch of studio and on-track images from the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed, where its GR GT and GR GT3 supercars ran the famous hill climb. Both cars are still development prototypes, and the material also captures the Lexus LFA Concept and other GR models that appeared at this year’s event. The assets sit alongside images and a press release already published on Toyota’s European media site.
Toyota GAZOO Racing has expanded the media package covering its appearance at the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed, adding high-resolution photography and video of its GR GT and GR GT3 supercars. According to the company, the cars shown are development prototype models rather than finished production versions.
Studio shots and a run up the hill
The new material combines static studio photography with images and footage from Goodwood’s hill climb course, giving a first detailed look at both cars in motion and at rest. Toyota says some of the pictures and film also feature the Lexus LFA Concept and other GR models that took part in this year’s festival, tying the two performance brands together at one of the motoring calendar’s biggest public events.
Prototypes on show
GAZOO Racing is Toyota’s motorsport and performance division, and Goodwood’s hill climb has become a favoured stage for manufacturers to run early or concept machinery in front of crowds. By presenting the GR GT and GR GT3 as prototypes, the company keeps final specifications open while building anticipation around the models.
What it means
For now this is a media and visibility exercise rather than a technical reveal: no performance figures, prices or on-sale dates are given. The release is primarily an invitation to press and enthusiasts to view and download the imagery. Anyone wanting the full set can find it on Toyota’s official European media website.
The new assets, together with previously published images and a press release, are available now on the Toyota Europe media site.
Source: newsroom.toyota.eu