Laguna Seca has been spared the expense of
repainting all of its on-track signage thanks to Mazda renewing its contract with the track to its title sponsor for
five more years through 2011. Mazda and Laguna Seca have been partners for the last five years during which time the
track has received continual upgrades like a total repaving just this past winter. It’s has also attracted some
major motorsporting events, including the only North American appearance of Moto GP last year with the Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix race that set a track record for attendance with
150,000 spectators.[Source: Mazda
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
bobby @ Apr 9th 2006 11:14PM
haha, that's funny.
I've been looking for the ultimate zoom-zoom for years.
Galley @ Apr 10th 2006 8:28AM
Not to mention that they hosted round 10 of the A1 Grand Prix of Nations.
http://www.a1gp.com/