Faster than Kaatsup, Nikof, or Cocottee? Toyota challenges you

The Fantastic Challenge by Toyota continues at E-Motion in Paris. Until November 23, the public can challenge the influencers’ times behind the wheel of a virtual Hypercar on the Suzuka circuit.

After the content creators, it’s time for amateurs. Launched on October 22 during an evening broadcast on Doigby’s Twitch channel, the Fantastic Challenge by Toyota now opens its simulators to the public. The principle is simple: take control of the TR010 Hybrid and try to clock the best time on Suzuka. A confrontation accessible without a driver’s license, but which will require some method to master the twists of the Japanese track.

Located at the E-Motion center, at 115 Rue Réaumur, in the second arrondissement of Paris, the event runs from October 23 to November 23, 2026. Two simulators are set up for this challenge. Each participant has fifteen minutes to get their bearings and chase those last tenths of a second. The times recorded by the influencers serve as the initial benchmarks to beat.

Who can beat them?

The launch evening brought together three teams: Kaatsup, Nikof, and Idreau; Sébastien Delanney, Tatiana, and Ana On Air; Cocotte, FABI1, and Depielo. Doigby hosted the event, alongside Olivier Panis. This is a way for Toyota to introduce endurance racing to gaming communities by translating its race car into a more accessible environment.

The competition continues with a weekly reward. The author of the best time wins a Fantastic Challenge t-shirt and an E-Motion gift card providing access to a thirty-minute Friends GT session.

Now it’s about mastering Suzuka, whose fast curves and changes of grip promise some serious practice sessions. The stopwatch, however, won’t show any mercy.

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