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Mazda’s motorsport gurus are once again working their magic on production cars, and a sportier version of the MX-5 has been spotted testing at the Nürburgring ahead of its upcoming launch in Japan.
In January, Mazda unveiled improved concept versions of the Mazda 3 Hatch and MX-5 Roadster under the name Mazda Spirit Racing (MSR) – a new performance division similar to Toyota’s Gazoo Racing sub-brand.