Developed as part of Nissan’s factory-backed motorsport programme, the Nissan 370Z GT4 was conceived to continue the GT Academy initiative, bridging virtual racing with professional international competition.

In 2009, RJN Motorsport was commissioned by Nissan to construct the homologated GT4 370Z race cars, intended to be campaigned by the winners and finalists of the Nissan/PlayStation GT Academy programme.

These cars formed Nissan’s official GT4 platform during the early years of the programme, prior to the later shift in focus towards GT-R-based competition.

Offered here is chassis RJN #001, the first GT4 370Z built, chassis #001 competed successfully in the European GT4 Cup, initially finished in the distinctive yellow Nissan PlayStation livery, before later appearing in black and red colours during the 2011–2012 seasons.

During this period, the car was driven by several GT Academy finalists, including Jann Mardenborough, who raced the 370Z GT4 in his formative professional ye...