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Mazda pulls out of Road to Indy program
Mazda’s support for Indy Lights, Pro Mazda and USF2000 will end at the finish of the 2018 season in September. The company has supported the Road To Indy since the start of the 2011 season, not only supplying engines but also providing scholarships for the champion of each category. John Doonan, director of Mazda Motorsports North America, said: “On behalf of Mazda, I’d like to thank Andersen Promotions and everyone involved with the Road to Indy for a wonderful nine years, but the time has come for Mazda to focus our resources into other areas of our motorsports footprint. “We have truly enjoyed our role in developing young racers into Indy 500 hopefuls, and we look forward to...
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