Wayne Lee

Wayne Lee's journey in motor racing began at a young age. He vividly remembers the first time he took his stock M135 on track at Queensland Raceway—it was a moment that sparked an enduring passion. After experiencing various sports cars, the vehicle that taught him the most was his Toyota Supra, which also provided his first taste of victory. With the Supra, Wayne achieved first place in the 2021 Queensland Raceway Open Sprints series and secured the top spot in King of QR. This car also offered him his first glimpse into the competitive world of the World Time Attack Challenge.

Following this success, Wayne aspired to elevate his racing experience and decided to purchase a previous outright winner of the World Time Attack Challenge: the Hammerhead. After acquiring the car, he recognized the need for an updated aero package, a new engine, and a fresh identity. Thus, he introduced Tanuki—the name inspired by Japanese folklore, where Tanuki statues are often depicted with a prominent pair of "balls."


A racing driver standing confidently beside a custom race car in a nighttime pit lane with empty grandstand and enclosed garages. The car is decorated with vibrant colorful graphics, sponsor logos, and a large rear wing.
A race car driver wearing a black helmet and racing gloves sits inside a race car with a clear canopy, surrounded by sponsorship stickers.
Two race car drivers standing near the entrance of a garage, one facing the camera with arms crossed and the other with his back turned, wearing racing suits and casual clothes.
A race car driver wearing a black carbon fiber helmet and racing suit sitting inside a race car, with a digital display and racing equipment visible inside the cockpit, and several people standing outside the vehicle in the background.
Three men having a conversation under a race car, with a garage and racetrack in the background.