ENDURANCE / DRIVERS
Hideshi Matsuda
Published championship snapshots and race-entry records linked to their seasons, cars and crews.
Recorded years1986–2001Source coverage, not continuous participation
Race entry records5Not all records are confirmed starts
Title badges0Completed WEC championship snapshots
Races, crews and cars
5 records
| Race | Overall | Car # | Class / source label | Entrant | Crew | Car model | Engine as published | Laps | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2001 · 2001 24 Hours of Le Mans | DNF | 36 | LMP675 | Dick Barbour Racing | Didier de Radiguès · Sascha Maassen · Hideshi MatsudaDidier de Radiguès Sascha Maassen Hideshi Matsuda | Reynard 01Q | Judd KV675 3.4 L V8 | 95 | Wikipedia contributors · CC BY-SA 4.0 |
| 1992 · SWC Suzuka 1000 km | 5 | 3 | C1 | Euro Racing | Jésus Pareja · Hideshi Matsuda | Lola T92/10 Judd | — | 160 | WSPR historical record |
| 1991 · FIA Sportscar World Championship in Autopolis | retired | 61 | 1 | Euro Racing | Wayne Taylor · Hideshi Matsuda | Spice SE90C Ford | — | 3 | WSPR historical record |
| 1987 · Mount Fuji 1000 Kilometres | retired | 151 | C2 | British Barn Racing Team | Jiro Yoneyama · Hideshi Matsuda · Kiyoshi Misaki | JTK 62C Ford | — | 41 | WSPR historical record |
| 1986 · Mount Fuji 1000 Kilometres, Fuji Speedway | 14 | 46 | C1 | Auto Beaurex Motorsport | Kazuo Mogi · Hideshi Matsuda · Naoki Nagasaka | Tom's 85C Toyota | — | 213 | WSPR historical record |
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