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- ed24f1
Maybe I'm the only one who isn't excited about this car, but all Mazda ever does is pay tribute to the 787B. This has to be like the dozenth time. Be it through name, or the number 55, or the livery, Mazda just rehashes the same old territory. They're like the high school quarterback living in the past. Do something new Mazda, because you have new and modern technology and you even have a modern Le Mans car. They could've even spin this differently in a way that makes more sense for their business today, like saying this is a future version of their current Sky-Active LMP they campaign in the Tudor Series. But no, this is just Mazda daydreaming once again on the same page of the yearbook while the rest of the automotive world moves ahead.
Until Toyota or Nissan win Le Mans (and it doesn't look too far away for the former) and Mazda are no longer the only Japanese marque to win outright, I think they will try and get as much leverage off it as they can as they are clearly very proud of it, and rightly so.