Super Street // Built For a Cause: GS 300 Time Attacker Slays at SEMA 2021
Purchased back in 2015, owner handed over GS 300 to Attacking the Clock Racing for a special build for breast cancer awareness.
The GS 300 as a platform usually results in VIP builds. Some do end up on the track, but its overall vibe suggests a more elegant way to be a badass.
Not this one, though. Super Street attended the recent SEMA 2021 show in Vegas, taking a stroll through the Toyo Tires Treadpass display outside. There, they happened upon a 2009 GS 300 built not for cruising, but for attacking time itself, while also raising awareness for a cause near to the owner’s heart.
The GS 300 was purchased by the owner in 2015. Back then, it was just a stock luxury car. However, according to automotive renderer Jon Sibal, by the time the Lexus went off to the builder, it had been a mild race car. Sibal rendered a new look to match Attacking the Clock Racing’s vision, which snowballed into a massive undertaking; thus, its name, “Snowball.”
Which is where the “Race For The Cure” branding comes into play. The owner’s mother passed from breast cancer at the age of 52 in 2016. The owner plans to raise awareness by taking this GS 300 out to the time attack circuit soon. Specifically, the Global Time Attack series. The first event is the Super Lap Battle scheduled for mid-February 2022 at the Circuit of the Americas. There’s about three months to get this Lexus ready to roar. May its song reach all the way to the heavens.
Photos: Super Street, Instagram/attackingtheclockracing