The Lexus RC F Track Edition is already showing its claws as it tears around the circuit at full speed, in its natural habitat

The arrival of a more radical variant of the Lexus RC F has been a certainty for some months now, more than enough time to generate a great deal of expectation in us. Some time ago, the Japanese firm hinted at the imminent arrival of the Track Edition — the name given to this souped-up version of the Lexus sports car — through its rear spoiler, but now it has wanted to go much further. With 2019 already underway and filming practically finished, the various car manufacturers are ready to give their best at the upcoming shows, and Lexus has wanted to show us its clear intentions of capturing every eye with this teaser of the RC F Track Edition.

Lexus presents itself as one of the most balanced brands at the moment, its model range made up of vehicles focused on luxury and comfort alongside others that aim to bring out our more mischievous side. However, the Japanese firm has chosen to break that balance with the RC F Track Edition, a model built to dominate the track without any pretence.

This is demonstrated in this latest teaser video, where we can see fleeting images that not only announce the imminent arrival of the most radical version of the RC F, but also its undeniable character. As the title of this article suggests, the Japanese brand has developed this model to enjoy every single stretch of our favourite circuit, the natural habitat par excellence of the Track Edition.

The brand has kept a constant air of mystery around its latest creation, but everything points to the RC F Track Edition making its appearance at the next Detroit Auto Show when it does. Nevertheless, this video provided by Lexus is encouraging enough to give us a faint idea of what is coming from the Japanese manufacturer.

Through this teaser and the previous one, Lexus has wanted to assure us of the great aerodynamic work with which this variant of the RC F has been conceived. Although we know no mechanical details about the Track Edition, we can expect a considerable increase in power to match the dynamic improvements that we can appreciate in the subtle and mysterious images released by the brand.

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With that premise, we can guess at a power output above 500 CV, with the aim of rivalling more directly models such as the Mercedes-AMG C 63S or the BMW M4 GTS. In this way Lexus intends to push further than ever into the world of supercars, where the upcoming RC F Track Edition will become one of the leading exponents of the segment.