Yokohama has played down its chances of being able to supply the two works NISMO-run Nissan GT500 cars in SUPER GT next season, suggesting that the deal looks likely to go to Bridgestone.
The #23 and #3 Nissan Zs will need a new tyre supplier for 2024 and beyond following Michelin's shock decision,, to withdraw from the GT500 class upon the conclusion of the current season.
"If we get some more offers from outside, then we will prepare to supply more cars," Shiraishi said."But so far, we've not had any offers, unfortunately." "If Bridgestone supplies 12 cars, and we are only supplying two cars and Dunlop one car, I think we need to talk to the GTA about some kind of regulation change, because it is not equal conditions for the three tyre manufacturers," he said.
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