have won the drivers' championship in Super GT. Japan has produced the most winning drivers with 26. For the ten non-Japanese drivers who had become champions, eight of them won the drivers championship in the GT500 class while Macau driver André Couto and Brazilian driver João Paulo de Oliveira won the championship in the GT300 class. Italian driver Ronnie Quintarelli won the most drivers championship titles with four. Quintarelli also holds the record for the most drivers championship title won by a non-Japanese driver and the most drivers championship won in GT500 class with four. Tatsuya Kataoka and Nobuteru Taniguchi were tied for the record of most drivers championship won in GT300 class with three. Tetsuya Yamano was the first driver to win multiple championship as well as the sport's first two-time champion, all of them won consecutively. Three drivers, Toranosuke Takagi in 2005, Jenson Button in 2018, and Nirei Fukuzumi in 2019 have managed to win the championship in their first full-season attempt. As of the end of the 2019 season, Masataka Yanagida and Kazuya Oshima are the only drivers in the series' history to have won the drivers championship title in both classes. International live telecasts [Multiverse Partners], through Haro Sports & Entertainment, undertakes the international content syndication of Autobacs Super GT 2019 Series (outside of Japan and Thailand). Motorsport.tv – International live streaming (except Japan) – paid access to live streams, free access to highlights. International live streaming (except Japan) formerly on The Race – free access. Astro – Malaysia live telecast on Astro SuperSport, Astro SuperSport HD and Astro GO App. One Sports - Philippines live telecast on One Sports, One Sports+ and SPOTV. Media Nusantara Citra - Indonesia live telecast on MNCTV. PPTV - Thailand live telecast on PPTV HD and SMM TV. Mediacorp - Singapore live telecast on Channel 5. References External links Super GT website Sports car racing