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Mazda Motorsports called an end to its factory participation in IMSA’s DPi class in November, and while the brand will be missed at future WeatherTech SportsCar Championship events, it’s leaving with a clear message to its legion of fans that they were its inspiration throughout all the heartbreaks and the wins since joining the class in 2017.
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