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The partnership between Lexus and Vasser Sullivan Championship Racing has produced remarkable results since forming in 2019. Throughout this alliance, the championship-caliber team has earned dozens of podium honors across major international tracks. Lexus and Vasser Sullivan have also taken top honors in more than a dozen major race events. That winning synergy returned to the spotlight at the 2026 Petit Le Mans in the United States, where the legendary Lexus RC F GT3 took on the grueling 10-hour endurance challenge.

Motorsport fans were treated to a dramatic finish at the latest IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, where Ben Barnicoat and Jack Hawksworth led 83 laps behind the wheel of the No. 14 Lexus RC F GT3. Furthering the squad's impressive day, the No. 12 Lexus entry claimed a hard-fought fourth-place result in a challenging endurance contest. Winning is nothing new for Lexus, but capturing a victory in this fashion is always worthy of celebration.

Lexus Racing and the Vasser Sullivan team walked away with two top-ten rankings at the 64th Rolex 24 at Daytona, held January 21–26, 2006. Competing at the iconic Daytona International Speedway, the No. 12 Lexus RC F GT3 grabbed ninth in GTD, and the No. 14 Lexus RC F GT3 finalized a 10th-place result in the GTD PRO category after 24 hours of intense competition.

With the rising popularity of electric power, Lexus has introduced a new concept car that is sure to impress the automotive world. Known as the LFA Concept, this vehicle is designed to capture the essence of Lexus performance while redefining what is possible for electric sports cars.

For Lexus, the 2025 IMSA racing season concluded successfully at Petit Le Mans. This year, Lexus earned a third-place podium finish in the GTD Class, marking the fifth time in six years the brand has reached the podium in this category. Lexus also delivered a strong performance in the GTD Pro Class.