爆走兄弟レッツ&ゴー!!

爆走兄弟レッツ&ゴー!!
The Racing Brothers Let's & Go!!
Details
Country	Japan
Language	Japanese
Seasons	3
Episodes	153 (list of episodes)
Recording studio	HALF H･P Studio Co.,Ltd
Channels	TV Tokyo (formerly) TV Osaka (formerly) TV Aichi (formerly) TV Setouchi (formerly) Television Hokkaido (formerly) TVQ Kyushu Broadcasting (formerly) Aomori Broadcasting Corporation (formerly) Television Iwate (formerly) Kitanihon Broadcasting (formerly) Akita TV (formerly) TV-U Yamagata (formerly) Fukushima Television (formerly) Television Niigata Network (formerly) Nagano Broadcasting Systems (formerly) UHF Television Yamanashi (formerly) See more... TV Shizuoka (formerly) Toyama Television (formerly) Ishikawa TV (formerly) Fukui TV (formerly) Gifu Broadcasting System (formerly) Mie Television (formerly) Biwako Broadcasting (formerly) Kyoto Broadcasting System (formerly) Nara Television (formerly) Wakayama Telecasting Corporation (formerly) Broadcasting System of San-in (formerly) TV Shinhiroshima (formerly) i-Television (formerly) Nankai Broadcasting (formerly) TV Kochi (formerly) Kochi Sun Sun Broadcasting (formerly) Nagasaki Broadcasting (formerly) TV Kumamoto (formerly) Television Oita (formerly) Miyazaki Broadcasting (formerly) Minaminihon Broadcasting (formerly) Kagoshima Yomiuri Television (formerly) Ryukyu Broadcasting Corporation (formerly) Tokyo MX (formerly) Animax (formerly)
Release	January 8, 1996 - December 21, 1998

爆走兄弟レッツ&ゴー!! is a Japanese animated series based on the manga of the same name by Tatsuhiro Koshita. Produced by TV Tokyo, Yomiko Advertising and Shogakukan Production and animated by Xebec, the series was directed by Tetsurō Amino and written by Hiroyuki Hoshiyama. It first aired on TV Tokyo from January 8, 1996, through December 30, 1996, covering the first half of the manga. The sequel Bakusō Kyōdai Let's & Go!! WGP (爆走兄弟レッツ&ゴー!!) aired from January 6, 1997, through December 22, 1997, covering the second half of the manga. The third series, titled Bakusō Kyōdai Let's & Go!! MAX (爆走兄弟レッツ&ゴー!! MAX), aired on from January 5, 1998, through December 21, 1998, covering the events of the sequel manga.

Cast

Character		Actor
	星馬 豪	Haruna Ikezawa 池澤 春菜
	星馬 烈	Yuriko Fuchizaki 渕崎 ゆり子
	鷹羽 リョウ	Urara Takano 高乃 麗
	三国 藤吉	Chie Kōjiro 神代 知衣
	ジェイ	Kumiko Watanabe 渡辺 久美子
	鷹羽 二郎丸	Ikue Ōtani 大谷 育江
	土屋博士	Masashi Ebara 江原 正士

Songs

Openings

Song		Singer(s)
ウィニング・ラン! 〜風になりたい〜 Winning Run! 〜Kaze ni Naritai〜		Yukio Yamagata 山形ユキオ
Flesh & Blood		G-CRISIS

International versions

	Language	Title	Channels
	Arabic (Venus Centre)	سابق ولاحق	Spacetoon (formerly) ART Teenz (formerly)
	Arabic (Venus Centre (Basma))	سابق ولاحق	Basma (formerly) SemSem (formerly)
	Bulgarian	Устрем и Гръм	BNT 1 (formerly)
	Cantonese	四驅兄弟	TVB Jade (formerly)
	English	Let's & Go	Okto (formerly)
	Filipino	Let's & Go	GMA Network (formerly)
	Indonesian	Let's & Go	RCTI (formerly) Spacetoon (formerly)
	Italian	Let's & Go!! Sulle ali di un turbo	Italia Teen Television (formerly) Italia 1 (formerly) Boing (formerly) Hiro (formerly)
	Korean	우리는 챔피언 렛츠&고!! MAX (season 3)	SBS (seasons 1–2, formerly) Tooniverse (seasons 1–2, formerly) JEI TV (season 3, formerly) Spacetoon (formerly)
	Mandarin (China)	四驱兄弟	Liaoning Satellite TV (formerly) Various Local Chinese TV Stations (formerly)
	Mandarin (Taiwan)	爆走兄弟	CTS (formerly) SET Metro (formerly) GTV Variety Show (formerly) EBC Movie (formerly)
	Persian	برندگان کوچک	IRIB Nahal (intermittently)
	Portuguese (Brazil)	Let's & Go	SBT (formerly)
	Portuguese (Portugal)	Let's & Go Nas Asas de um Turbo	Canal Panda (formerly)
	Spanish (Latin America)	Let's y Go	Canal 5 (formerly) TVC (formerly) Tele 7 (formerly)
	Spanish (Spain)	Let's y Go	Telecinco (formerly)
	Thai	นักซิ่งสายฟ้า	MCOT HD (formerly)
	Uyghur	unknown	XJTV-2 (formerly)