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Heritage Collection at Rolex Reunion, and the CX-30
A look at the latest MX-5 Cup news, and the 2025 CX-30
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We’re back with more Mazda news. Missed our last edition or want to give it another read? Catch up on our past editions at news.classicmazda.com.
Coming up:
Mazda Rotaries at the Rolex Reunion
MX-5 Cup - Rounds 11 & 12, and Martinsville tests
CX-30 - Better than Sedan
New Logo vs. Current Logo : The Results
Heritage Collection Rotaries at Rolex Reunion
You might recall that Mazda is teaming up with Flis Performance to restore their collection of iconic race cars : The Heritage Collection.
A trio of restored Mazda rotaries were in full force at the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion this month. The RX-70 was driven by MX-5 Cup champion Jared Thomas.
Marshall Pruett caught up with Jonathan Applegate, the Mazda Motorsports senior manager, and Jared Thomas to talk about the momentum of the rotary’s presence at Monterey.
Have You Seen The Heritage Collection Yet?Got more thoughts? Leave us a comment. |
Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup - Speeding Up
Rounds 11 & 12 in Aton, VA
Rounds 11 and 12 of the MX-5 Cup took place at Virginia International Raceway (VIR) in Alton, VA on August 23-25. It was a successful weekend for Jeremy Fletcher of McCumbee McAleer Racing, claiming the victory in both races.
3.27 mile, 16-turn road course in Altona, VA via MX-5 Cup
MX-5 Cup at Martinsville
The MX-5 Cup had a successful open test at Martinsville Speedway - soon after the announcement of the Virginia is for Race Lovers event. 20 drivers participated in the open test.
The test was two 2-hour sessions, one of which taking place in the evening under the lights. Drivers were able to practice race starts during the sessions as well.
The 2025 Mazda CX-30
With 8 available trim levels, the CX-30 has something for everyone.
Now you might be thinking: what’s the difference between the CX-30 and the CX-5? Well the CX-30 is slightly more compact, giving it a greater fuel economy at a lower entry price.
With 20.2 cubic ft of cargo space with upright seats, or 45.2 cu ft with folded seats, there’s still plenty of room in the CX-30. That’s 6,359 bananas worth of space with the seats up, or 14,287 with the seats down. 🍌 🍌 🍌
Here are some of the features at a glance:
Alexa Built-In and Mazda Navigation
Up to 29 MPG Combined
Aero Gray Metallic Available
Skyactiv-G 2.5L Turbo Engine available
250 hp
320 lb-ft torque
i-Active AWD
G-Vectoring Control Plus
Off-Road Traction Assist
Are You Test Driving the 2025 CX-30?Have more to say? Leave us a comment. |
“New” Logo versus Current Logo: The Results
In our last edition, we told you about the trademark filings for the new Mazda logo. We know it might’ve been premature, but we still wanted to know what our readers thought.
If the 75% majority of the vote didn’t make it obvious that you liked the current logo better than the proposed new one, then the comments sure did. Here are a few of my less-opinionated favorites.
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