N. Kohda

--Born in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, wearing a racing suit. My uncle was a racing driver, so as long as I can remember I was listening to the sound of explosions through the wire fence at Fuji Speedway. At the age of three, Emerson Fittipaldi, the youngest F1 champion ever at the time, gave me a lift. Dreamed of "being a racer" in kindergarten graduation album. --I lost my way and became a ski racer. Designated as a Tokyo Ski Federation athlete for six years in junior high and high school. Participated in the National Athletic Meet and Inter-High School Championships. Winner of the national Iwatake student skiing championships in each category. --After graduating from university, I found a job, but my admiration for Pininfarina did not stop and I entered a vocational school for car design. Wrote an article introducing the specifications of the GT4 as assistant to COTY selection committee member Koji Ozawa. (in charge of Honda, Daihatsu and Isuzu). In second year at vocational school, I realised that the road to Pininfarina was unrealistic and dropped out. --Won a Tsukuba short course amateur race in a first-generation Vitz. --Got a FANATEC DD Pro for 11,000 yen on Mercari. Wife asks for divorce. Still, I'm not discouraged and continue to work on my GT7.

Controller : Fanatec DD Pro Cockpit : Next Level Racing F-GT LITE Monitor : PlayStation VR 2 Headset : Sony PULSE 3D Wireless Headset