The review of Mazda's impact in the Indy 500 entry list makes for a revealing race day experience, and for 2017, the results within the field of 33 are staggering.Through Mazda's formal Mazda Road To Indy development system, including the forerunners that led to today's ground level USF2000 series, mid-tier Pro Mazda category, and the to step in Indy Lights, 25 drivers – 76 percent of the 101st Indy 500 grid – climbed the MRTI ladder to take their position in America's greatest motor race. From pole-winner Scott Dixon in first to James Davison in P33, MRTI alumni are the heart of the world's biggest single-day sporting event."Someone asked me when Mazda was going to get into...
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