
Toyota Supra A90 GT4 #9 E. Cheli / E. Joulie FFSA GT4 France 2020 Otto 1:18

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About the Toyota Supra A90 GT4 #9 E. Cheli / E. Joulie FFSA GT4 France 2020 Otto 1:18
TL;DR: Otto's 1:18 resin Toyota Supra A90 GT4 #9 reproduces E. Cheli and E. Joulie's entry in the 2020 FFSA GT4 France championship, built on the fifth-generation Supra's return after nearly two decades. Sealed resin construction holds sharp panel lines across the car's widened GT4 competition bodywork.
The A90 Supra's return after years off the market gave Toyota a genuinely modern GT4 platform, and this entry documents one of its early appearances in French national competition.
The A90 Supra's Return to GT4 Racing
Toyota's fifth-generation Supra arrived after a long production gap, developed jointly with BMW and sharing underlying mechanical architecture with the Z4, a partnership that raised eyebrows among purists but ultimately gave Toyota a modern platform with genuine racing potential. GT4 regulations govern a category built around production-based sports cars rather than purpose-built prototypes, favoring manufacturers who can adapt a road car's basic structure into a competitive racing package without extensive bespoke engineering, and the Supra's return made it a natural candidate for the category almost immediately. FFSA GT4 France ran as one of the national championships feeding into the format's broader European ecosystem, giving teams like the Cheli and Joulie pairing genuinely competitive racing on home soil. This #9 entry documents the Supra's early competition career in a series that mattered to French GT4 racing specifically rather than an international headline event.
Otto's Resin Construction for a Modern GT4 Car
Otto builds this Supra in resin, a sealed construction method that captures the GT4 car's widened fenders, aggressive front splitter, and rear wing with tight, consistent panel lines that a diecast body with opening doors would need to compromise slightly to accommodate. The French Otto Mobile brand has built its catalog around limited-run resin reproductions of exactly this kind of contemporary competition subject, where surface precision on complex aerodynamic bodywork matters more than functional opening features. The #9 livery's sponsor graphics and Cheli/Joulie driver identification are reproduced with sharp tampo-printed detail, and the resin body's lightweight construction makes handling and positioning straightforward despite its intricately detailed surface.
A Modern Production-Based Racing Theme
This Supra suits a current-era GT4 collection or a broader Toyota motorsport theme, and its resin construction pairs naturally with other Otto Mobile competition subjects for a shelf built around modern production-based racing categories.














