endurance racing
No Need For A Big Budget
World Racing League gives racers a pro racing experience on an everyman budget
The ChampCar Choice
With a variety of endurance racing series to choose from, Mazda Motorsports takes a look at what makes ChampCar tick
Mazda Offers New Support to Endurance Racers
Competitors in budget endurance series will have access to contingency in the form of parts points
Mazda, Miata Club Racing Support Evolves In 2019
Mazda Motorsports helps racers in more competition arenas while also expanding existing programs
Racing in ChampCar isn’t for Chumps
The budget endurance racing series is grabbing the attention of many drivers, especially Spec Miata racers
Mazda Racers win at 25 Hour
Mazda6 SKYACTIV-D Clean Diesels Show Well in Debut The Venn diagram that best showcases Mazda Motorsports is the overlap between endurance racing and club racing. That overlap was showcased on a freezing cold weekend at the longest endurance race in America, the National Auto Sport Association (NASA)’s US Air Force 25 Hours of Thunderhill. Of […]”
A Continent Apart
It may seem silly to compare the N.A.S.A. US Air Force 25 Hours of Thunderhill with the Rolex 24 at Daytona. One is a club race held on a club-owned track in the middle of Northern California agricultural land while the other is a professional race with an illustrious history at one of America’s most […]”
Mazda6 Diesels Attack 25 Hour Race
There have always been rivalries: Yankees vs. Red Sox. Beta vs. VHS. Coke vs. Pepsi. Tom vs. Jerry. In the automotive retail world, that rivalry is Factory Guys versus Dealers. To finally put to bed who’s faster, Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) has thrown down the gauntlet, entering three specially modified-for-racing 2014 Mazda6s in the […]”
Choreographing Driver Changes
“As soon as he stops, I punch him and yank him out of the car.” Pierre Kleinubing is laughing about the idea of doing a driver change with Jayson Clunie in the No. 31 Street Tuner i-Moto Mazdaspeed3 that way during a Continental Tire Series race, but he doesn’t really mean it. It’s actually […]”
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