Many of you have seen our teaser and have guessed correctly, we are thrilled to announce our latest acquisition – the famous Atsushi Kuroi Toyo & Riverside Tuning S13 Onevia. This iconic D1GP car is known for its unique history and for the legacy this car has left behind, Let’s dive into the details of this extraordinary car.
The S13 Onevia was owned and operated by Atsushi Kuroi a Japanese professional drifting driver who competed in the D1 Grand Prix series for Team Toyo & River Side Tuning, Atsushi is well known for using S13’s throughout his career from 2001 until just before the 2010 season where unfortunately he died from a tragic motorbike accident.
Year of Manufacture: 1993 used in D1 between 2003 to 2008
D1GP Years
2003: Tsukuba Competed, Bihoku did not qualify, Sugo did not qualify, Fuji Speedway competed, Ebisu did not qualify, Sekia competed, Tsukuba did not qualify
2004: Sugo competed, Autopolis competed, Odaiba competed, Ebisu did not qualify, Tskuba competed – 14 Points
2005: Irwindale competed, Odaiba did not qualify, Sugo did not qualify, Autopolis did not qualify, Ebisu did not qualify, fuji did not qualify tskuba competed – 1 point
2006: Irwindale competed, Sugo competed, Fuji competed, Autopolis competed, Ebisu competed, Suzuka competed, Fuji competed, Irwindale competed – 26 points
2007: Ebisu competed, Fuji competed (first and only D1GP victory), Suzuka competed, Sugo competed, Ebisu compted, Autopolis competed, Fuji competed – 26 points
2008: Ebisu competed, Fuji competed, Suzuka competed, Okayama competed, Autopolis competed, Ebisu competed, Fuji competed
After Kuroi san passed away the car went to Shinji Minowa of Hey Man Racing, it was then through Andy at power vehicles who informed us this car was available, we then get straight in contact to obtain this piece of history.
To ourselves and many people around the world this S13 Onevia is not just another car; it’s a true symbol of competition, a real collector’s dream and we are incredibly excited to share more about this S13 Onevia in the future.
