Now that you have seen the new race-bred RC F, Lexus want to hear from you!
Lexus is currently working on an enthusiast focused web series that will be released on YouTube later this year to explore and answer the questions that are on the top of the mind of the true enthusiast. With the help of the Lexus College and Scott Pruett, Hall of Fame Race Car Driver and Lexus Ambassador, you will get to find out the answers from the experts.

What type of questions will Lexus answer?
Lexus will select a few questions from the enthusiast community on any topics on the new 2020 Lexus RC F about the development, technology or features that take new RC F to the next level.

How do I submit my question?
Comment below with your question, along with your first name and location to be possibly mentioned in the series.

 

What is entailed and how much track time does it take to create the Michelin PS 4S tire specifically for the RC F? What are the gains over the same size non specific PS 4S tire?

Dennis, NJ

 

Scott is one of the coolest racers i met, a while back , me and some Lexus enthusiastic drivers won best time at the Fontana speedway smaller courses. Scott taken each of us around Fontana Speedway 1 lap around the big oval track in the matte black LFA, its was coolest experienced . U can ask him just about anything about racing, and he would answering it and giving u some tips as well. i talked to him a few times at all Lexus events. Debut ISF, LFA, RCF,

 

 

I'd be interested in hearing Scott's specific impressions of the RC-F Track Edition vs other Lexus F cars he's driven

David - Charlotte NC

 

What are the biggest improvements from performance/handling stand point of the new RCF vs Gen 1 RCF?

 

Will the new brakes and rotors retrofit onto the previous model year RCF's.

Also will the new rims work on older models? Love the way they look.

Finally the new Michelin tire that was designed for this car will it fit the old rims if you just want to do a tire upgrade? Plus tell us about the tire.

So basically can the upgrades done on the brakes, wheels and tires be retrofitted to older RCF's?

 

Did this ever happen?