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SSR Timeline
1971- Foundation of SSR, The First 3 Piece Wheel, The MK1 is Released
1976- Inauguration of SSR. Kunimtsu Takahashi represents SSR, enters Formula Nippon and wins 1st place
1980- SSR Enters a BMW M1 in the Japan Endurance Race
1985- Foundation of overseas bases in Los Angeles
1988- Supplies wheels to Rayton House/March.
1991- All Japan Touring Car Grand Prix, Group A Champion.
1993- Foundation of SSR Factory in Nara, Japan
1995- Vienna Series is Released
2000- Type-C, Approved as the World’s Lightest.
2002- Invention of the 2 Piece Hybrid using SSF and HTM
2003- Supplies wheels to GT300 racing
2004- Supplies wheels to GT500 racing
2006- Professor MS1 & MS1R Released
2006- Begins support with Chris Forsberg Racing Team
2008- Type-F is Released
2008- Professor VF1 & VF1R Released
2010- Type-F for Euro is Released
2010- Professor SP3 & SP3R Released
2010- Vienna Claudel is Released
2011- SSR GT-04 is Released
2011- Vienna Kairos is Released
2012- Professor MS3 & MS3R Released
2012- Sponsored Team MUGEN CRZ GT in SUPER GT 300 Series
2012- Vienna Mueller is Released
2013- SSR Executor CV01, CV01S, CV02, CV02S Released
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