These guys were lucky enough to film this rare 2004 Toyota Supra MK4 Twin-Turbo (Bi-Turbo) GT2 developed in France by Jean-Pierre Signoret and Jacques Point.

Currently, the car belongs to the Ascott Collection, and in 2019 with the pilot Soheil Ayari, it was a class winner at Dix Milles Tours du Castellet. You can see it again in action at the French circuit and at the Monza racetrack.

This Toyota Supra GT2 participated in the French FFSA Championship from 2002 to 2006, and over the years, the development has been constant like the growth of performance. It received several components from the GT500, such as the body kit,

AP racing brakes and 18-inch Enkei rims. With a weight of 1200 kg, the car is powered by a 3-litre Toyota 2JZ-GTE Twin-Turbo engine capable of developing 750hp at 1.6 bar and 600hp at 1.45 bar.

The preparation and the engine mapping were developed by TEAM4, the workshop responsible for the car and the ORECA. Electronic management is entrusted to Magneti Marelli. Oreca Moteur has fully developed the various mappings to offer performance levels suited to the conditions of use, such as qualification, race, wet track, etc.