JAPANESE 
Since becoming the Team Principal in 2017, over the last seven years, we have competed not only in Japan, but expanded our program to competing in Asia, the 24 Hours of Le Mans, and the FIA World Endurance Championship. I have been to many races myself, but the allure of motorsports is very special. Super GT in particular is the pinnacle of this, a dramatic racing series where high-level teams and professional drivers battle against each other. It won’t be easy to win, but our team will always fight for victory. I look forward to meeting many more motorsports fans and baseball fans at the circuit.
In 2017, D'station Racing began its full-scale operations as a team. Since the team’s establishment, our goal was to compete in the FIA World Endurance Championship series and the Le Mans 24 Hours as a Japanese entrant. In 2021, the FIA-ACO selected our entry and our goal to compete on the world's most prestigious stage was realized. With three podium finishes in the WEC and a 6th place finish in the 24 Hours of Le Mans over the past three years, achieving another team goal of ours. As a Japanese racing team, we will continue to actively participate in various races both domestically and overseas, which includes a long-term plan to compete in Japan's SUPER GT from 2024. Additionally, we will continue to engage in community service activities and the promotion of motor sports, such as our summer children’s motorsport work experience, an event we have been organizing since 2021.
D'station Racing made its official debut in 2013 when Team Owner, Satoshi Hoshino, competed in the Porsche Carrera Cup Japan. Full-scale operations as an in-house racing team kicked off in 2017 with entries to compete in Japan’s premier Super GT and Super Taikyu series as well as the international Asian Le Mans Series. Since 2021, D’station Racing has competed in the FIA World Endurance Championship and the 24 Hours of Le Mans as a private Japanese entry team, which has been the team’s goal since it’s founding, to compete on the world stage.
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| Year | Race / Category / Class | Drivers | Result |
| 2013 | Porsche GT3 Cup Japan | Satoshi Hoshino | Championship 1st / 8 Wins |
| Porsche Carrera Cup Japan（Gentleman Class） | Satoshi Hoshino | Championship 5th / 3 Wins | |
| 2014 | Porsche Carrera Cup Japan（Gentleman Class） | Satoshi Hoshino | Championship 1st / 3 Wins |
| 2015 | Porsche Carrera Cup Japan（Overall Class） | Satoshi Hoshino | |
| 2016 | SuperTaikyu（ST-1 Class） | Satoshi Hoshino / Seiji Ara | Championship 1st / 4 Wins |
| Porsche Carrera Cup Japan（Gentleman Class） | Satoshi Hoshino | Championship 1st / 7 Wins | |
| 2017 | SUPER GT（GT300 Class） | Tomonobu Fujii / Sven Muller | Championship 7th / 2 Podiums |
| SuperTaikyu（ST-X Class） | Satoshi Hoshino / Seiji Ara / Tsubasa Kondo | Championship 3rd / 1 Win / 3 Podiums | |
| Porsche Carrera Cup Japan（Overall Class） | Satoshi Hoshino | Championship 4th / 1 Podium | |
| Blancpain GT Series Asia（Pro-Am Class） | Satoshi Hoshino / Seiji Ara | 1 Podium | |
| 2018 | FIA World Endurance Championship WEC 6 Hours of Fuji | Satoshi Hoshino / Giorgio Roda / Matteo Cairoli | P1 in Qualifying |
| SUPER GT（GT300 Class） | Tomonobu Fujii / Sven Muller | Championship 7th / 1 Podium | |
| SuperTaikyu（ST-X Class） | Satoshi Hoshino / Seiji Ara / Tsubasa Kondo | Championship 5th / 1 Win | |
| SuperTaikyu（ST-1 Class） | Tatsuya Hoshino / Manabu Orido / Kenji Hama | Championship 1st / 4 Wins | |
| Porsche Carrera Cup Japan（Overall Class） | Satoshi Hoshino | Championship 4th / 1 Win / 6 Podiums | |
| Porsche Carrera Cup Japan（Gentleman Class） | Tomohide Yamaguchi | ||
| Dubai 24 Hours（A6-Pro Class） | Satoshi Hoshino / Seiji Ara / Tsubasa Kondo / Tomonobu Fujii | P6 in A6-Pro Class | |
| Suzuka 10 Hours（Pro Class） | Tomonobu Fujii / Sven Muller / Earl Bamber | ||
| Suzuka 10 Hours（Pro-Am Class） | Satoshi Hoshino / Tsubasa Kondo / Jono Lester | ||
| Blancpain GT Series Asia（Pro-Am Class） | Satoshi Hoshino / Seiji Ara | ||
| 2019 | Le Mans 24 Hours (LMGTE-Am Class) | Satoshi Hoshino / Giorgio Roda / Matteo Cairoli | P1 in Qualifying |
| FIA World Endurance Championship WEC 6 Hours of Fuji | Satoshi Hoshino / Adrien De Leener / Thomas Preining | ||
| SUPER GT（GT300 Class） | Tomonobu Fujii / Joao Paulo Oliveira / Darren Turner | ||
| SuperTaikyu（ST-X Class） | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii (Darren Turner) / Tsubasa Kondo | Championship 2nd / 2 Wins / 3 Podiums | |
| SuperTaikyu（ST-1 Class） | Tatsuya Hoshino / Manabu Orido / Kenji Hama | Championship 1st / 5 Wins | |
| Porsche Carrera Cup Japan（Overall Class） | Satoshi Hoshino | ||
| Porsche Carrera Cup Japan（Gentleman Class） | Tomohide Yamaguchi | Championship 1st / 2 Wins / 3 Podiums | |
| 2020 | Asian Le Mans Series（GT Class） | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii / Ross Gunn (Tom Gamble) | 1 Win |
| SUPER GT（GT300 Class） | Tomonobu Fujii / Kei Cozzolino (Takuro Shinohara) | ||
| SuperTaikyu（ST-X Class） | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii / Tsubasa Kondo | Championship 4th / 2 Wins | |
| SuperTaikyu（ST-Z Class） | Tatsuya Hoshino / Manabu Orido / Takuro Shinohara / Kenji Hama | Championship 2nd / 1 Win / 3 Podiums | |
| 2021 | FIA World Endurance Championship | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii / Andrew Watson | 1 Podium |
| Le Mans 24 Hours (LMGTE-Am Class) | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii / Andrew Watson | P6 Finish | |
| Asian Le Mans Series（GT Class） | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii / Tom Gamble | ||
| SuperTaikyu（ST-X Class） | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii / Tsubasa Kondo | Championship 1st / 2 Wins / 5 Podiums | |
| SuperTaikyu（ST-Z Class） | Tatsuya Hoshino / Manabu Orido / Takuro Shinohara / Kenji Hama | Championship 2nd / 2 Wins / 4 Podiums | |
| Le Mans Virtual Series（GT Class） | Joao Paulo de Oliveira / Yusuke Tomibayashi / Toshiya Nojima | ||
| 2022 | FIA World Endurance Championship | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii / Charlie Fagg | 1 Podium |
| Le Mans 24 Hours (LMGTE-Am Class) | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii / Charlie Fagg | ||
| Asian Le Mans Series（GT Class） | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii / Tom Gamble | ||
| GT World Challenge Asia Japan Cup (PRO-AM Class) | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii | Championship 2nd / 2 Wins / 3 Podiums | |
| SuperTaikyu（ST-X Class） | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii / Tsubasa Kondo | 2 Podiums | |
| SuperTaikyu（ST-1 Class） | Tatsuya Hoshino / Manabu Orido / Kenji Hama / Jake Parsons | Championship 2nd / 2 Wins / 6 Podiums | |
| Le Mans Virtual Series（GT Class） | Charlie Fagg / Remi Delorme / Marc Veit / Toshiya Nojima | ||
| 2023 | FIA World Endurance Championship | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii / Casper Stevenson | 1 Podium |
| Le Mans 24 Hours (LMGTE-Am Class) | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii / Casper Stevenson | ||
| Asian Le Mans Series（GT Class） | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii / Charlie Fagg | Championship 7th | |
| GT World Challenge Asia Japan Cup (PRO-AM Class) | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii | Championship 2nd | |
| GT World Challenge Asia Japan Cup (GT4 Class) | Tatsuya Hoshino / Kenji Hama | 1 Win | |
| SuperTaikyu（ST-1 Class） | Tatsuya Hoshino / Manabu Orido / Kenji Hama / Jake Parsons ( Nobuteru Taniguchi ) | Championship 2nd / 2 Wins / 6 Podiums | |
| 2024 | FIA World Endurance Championship (LMGT3 Class) | Clément MATEUT / Erwan Bastard / Marco Sørensen | 1 Podium |
| Le Mans 24 Hours (LMGT3 Class) | Satoshi Hoshino / Erwan Bastard / Marco Sørensen | 9th | |
| Asian Le Mans Series（GT Class） | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii / Casper Stevenson | ||
| GT World Challenge Asia (PRO-AM Class) | Satoshi Hoshino / Tomonobu Fujii | ||
| GT World Challenge Asia Japan Cup (GT4 Class) | Tatsuya Hoshino / Kenji Hama | Championship 1st / 4 Wins | |
| SUPER GT（GT300 Class） | Tomonobu Fujii / Charlie Fagg | Championship 4th / 1 Win / 2 Podiums |
D'station Racing is operating by “Nexus Group Corporation”
which is our team's background, manages a amusement facilities, a hotel, a health spa, and a restaurant.
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| Company Name | NEXUS Co., Ltd. NEXUS Holdings Co.,Ltd. (D'station Racing) |
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| Headquarter | 212-1 Shimano-cho Takasaki Gunma |
| Tokyo Office | YawataUeno Building 2F 4-1-9 Higashiueno Taito Tokyo |
| Date of the first D'station location opened | July 7th 1995 |
| Date of Establishment | July 22nd 2004 NEXUS Co., Ltd. |
| Representative | President and CEO, Satoshi Hoshino |
| Capital | 10,000,000 yen |
| Operating Revenues | 350,222.1 million. yen (Results for June 2024) |
| Number of Employees | 1,528 (Male:860, Female:668) |
| Description of Businesses | - Pachinko Hall - Internet cafe/Karaoke - Fitness club - Restaurant - Convenience store - Onsen - Coin laundry - Child day-care center |
Team Owner / NEXUS Group Representative
SATOSHI HOSHINO
We began supporting motorsports as part of our corporate social responsibility activities for our amusement facility “D’STATION,” NEXUS Group’s primary business. Motorsports is an integral component for development in automotive manufacturing, a major industry in Japan, and there is a “Dream” and a “Passion” in its spirit of taking on challenges. “Dream” and “Passion” are important keywords for our customers, employees, and staff in the various businesses we develop, and they are factors that give us comfort in our daily lives and motivation for the future. We will continue to strive to contribute to these values through our motorsport activities, which will act as the engine for the company’s growth. We look forward to your ongoing support of D’station Racing.