I presumed the intended meaning was Mazda should enter F1 because of how awesome and well produced the Mazda 787b was for Le Mans. However, it was essentially a rotary engine showcase, designed to show that counter to popular opinion, Rotary engines were reliable and could compete with the best.

An RX7/787B F1 Frankenstein hybrid thoooo Ik how weird that sounds seeing as F1 regs are fairly uniform barring the smaller details compared to a series like Super GT or something but damn, we can dream.

Aug 16, 2023 · Hey everyone, I just started iRacing, with F1 games experience, and I was wondering if I should drive the Mazda MX5? The goal is to drive GT cars, and I would like to drive in multiple class series (IMSA), but I have no idea if I should start with the Mazda MX-5 or drive the Formula Vee.

The closest F1 has ever gotten to rotary engines, and almost certainly ever will, is the unraced MGN 01, a W12 powered test mule using a disused AGS JH22 chassis. The W12 was developed by Guy Negre and his SACMA organization, and uniquely had rotary valves, a technique that was used in the Peugeot 205 GTi.

On iRacing open wheel (high downforce) and road cars (less downforce) behave very differently, so coming from F1 you're used to late braking and sticky tyres. The Mazda is neither of these you need to brake earlier and master trail braking and holding speed in corners. Find a track you like, run 2 outlaps, and then start to gradually build up.

140 votes, 16 comments. 221K subscribers in the F1Game community. The home of EA SPORTS F1 on Reddit! Unofficial, fan-run community

The budget for F1 even after the cap will be far too high for them to even think of it. Mazda is actually a pretty small company. Google the GM Renaissance Center and then Mazda HQ Japan and it's a great depiction of how tiny they are compared to other automakers.

Jun 9, 2023 · The Reddit home of Mazda's best model, CX-50. Car reviews, questions answered, and accessories.

Feb 1, 2024 · F1 brake light DIY Modification save yourself $30 install your own module. 4/5 difficulty for this subs user since all you guys cant even google before you post. here you go

Mazda is taking a gamble on alternative fuels these days, notably hydrogen. They are developping a new rotary engine for road cars that can run on multiple fuels. I wouldn't be surprised if they joined the hydrogen class with their new rotary. Note that the rotary engine became legal again with the hypercar regulations