Hatsune Miku and Umamusume cars collide on the first lap at Motegi
Hatsune Miku and Umamusume themed cars collided on the first lap of the Super GT season finale, and both were forced to retire. Neither team completed a single lap.

At the final race of the 2026 Super GT season, Goodsmile Racing's Hatsune Miku AMG and Pacific Racing's Umamusume BMW collided. The race, held on November 8 at Mobility Resort Motegi in Tochigi, saw both cars removed from the track on the first lap.
The incident reportedly began when Pacific Racing driver Yuta Fujiwara made contact with the Nissan Z driven by Yusuke Mitsui. Pacific's No. 9 Umamusume BMW then spun and hit Goodsmile Racing's No. 4 Hatsune Miku AMG. Both cars retired without completing a lap and were not classified in the results.
Goodsmile Racing had started the race from 20th place and was trying to recover. In a statement on its social media account, the team said that on the first lap the No. 9 car spun while battling another car and hit them, causing serious damage.
The team also said it had hoped to surpass last year's results, but had ended the season with disappointing results. Pacific Racing driver Yusuke Tomibayashi, who drove the Umamusume car, also commented on the outcome.



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