Photo: Nissan Katsumasa Chiyo says Nissan must find a way to extract more performance from its Z NISMO GT500 car heading into the latter half of the SUPER GT season after the major leap forward taken by Honda in the most recent races at Fuji and Suzuka. Chiyo and his co-driver in the works No. 23 Nissan, Mitsunori Takaboshi, were best of the rest in last month’s Suzuka 300km behind the three Honda HRC Prelude-GTs that locked out the podium, risi…
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