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Old 30 Mar 2016, 15:47 (Ref:3628729)   #286
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Originally Posted by Maelochs View Post
Mazda is firmly committed to winning at Le Mans in some prototype class, or at least taking a very serious shot. I have no idea what year they would plan to go over, but they will continue to run two cars here until then, I'd figure .... maybe until they can get some kind of WEC waiver for their two-liter. You know .... Audi-style, buy the regulations they need.
Indeed. When did they first state their intention to enter Le Mans again? From memory, it was 2012 or possibly even earlier. Mazda's racing commitments have felt like they're just sitting around, waiting for something to happen. If Nissan's approach to marketing in motorsports in recent years was a bucket of ice cold water poured over the head, then Mazda's approach has been something more akin to subliminal advertising.

Apart from the time they got scared that no one had heard of Skyactiv.

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