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SEMA Preview: New Toyota Yaris Suits Up for Club Racing

on October 28, 2011

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The annual aftermarket extravaganza that is known as the SEMA Show will host the debut of Toyota Yaris B-Spec Club Racer that will compete in the SCCA B-spec class race category next year with Action Sports Star and BMX legend Jamie Bestwick behind the wheel. Toyota said that Bestwick will try to qualify for and compete in the 2012 SCCA National Championship Runoffs, held at the Road America circuit in Elkhart Lake, Wiscosnin. Built by SportsCar Magazine, Toyota's new racer is based on the all-new, second generation 2012 Yaris hatchback and features a special livery that pays homage to the Japanese firm's 1998 LeMans pole-winning GT-One racecar. The three-door hatch has been stripped down and fitted with a roll cage as well as race-spec steering wheel and bucket seat for the driver. Other changes include performance upgrades to the chassis and engine while the car rides on P205/50ZR15 racing tires. TOYOTA YARIS CLUB B-SPEC CLUB RACER FEATURES EXTERIOR - Toyota Le Mans GT-One inspired graphics
- OMP tow hooks INTERIOR - Autopower Industries 8-point SCCA-spec roll cage
- Autopower window net
- OMP AFFF 2.8L fire system
- OMP HTE FIA race seat
- OMP 805 6-point FIA harness
- OMP WRC steering wheel
- RLC Racing Track Commander data acquisition system TIRES/WHEELS - Hoosier Racing Tire A6 P205/50ZR15
- Enkei RPF1 15x7 SUSPENSION - Cusco Zero-3 Series Suspension kit
- Cusco Center Lock Pillowball Upper Mounts BRAKES - Pagid RS29 brake pads POWERTRAIN - Toyota 1NZ-FE 1.5 liter with VVT-i
- AEM Performance Electronics EMS Series 2
- Beta Motorsports cat-back exhaust
- Church Automotive Testing custom tune
- Joe Gibbs Driven XP1 Racing Oil
- Joe Gibbs Driven Super Speedway Gear oil
- K&N air filter
- K&N oil filterPHOTO GALLERY

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