The Idemitsu Mazda MX-5 Cup presented by BF Goodrich is a single-make motor racing championship sanctioned by the International Motor Sports Association (IMSA) in the United States. Mazda MX-5 Cup is the professional Spec Miata series of Mazda Motorsports, promoted by Andersen Promotions. The pro Spec Miata series has its roots in 2003, but a unified national championship was launched in 2006.
The first generation Mazda MX-5 or Mazda Miata was launched in the U.S. market in May 1989 (model year 1990). The Sports Car Club of America placed the car in the Showroom Stock C class for production vehicles with a 1.600cc engine. The rules allowed the car to be entered in races when the model was one year old, in 1991. As production and popularity of the sports car grew, the SCCA developed a separate class for the car. After an exhibition race at Road Atlanta in 1999, an SCCA regional class was launched in 2000. In professional motorsport, the Miata's were entered in the SCCA World Challenge, but without major results.
Mazdaspeed Miata Cup
The Mazdaspeed Miata Cup was launched for 2003 with a Pacific and an Atlantic championship. The series first race was run at Pittsburgh International Race Complex on May 3 and 4 2003. Chip Herr and Niki Coello won the two races over the weekend.[1] Niki Coello went on to win the Atlantic Tour championship.[2] Bobby Carter won the inaugural Pacific Tour.[3]
The introduction of the third generation Mazda MX-5 coincided with the unified national pro series in 2006.[4] The inaugural season started at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. A total of 22 racers started the inaugural race which was won by Chip Herr, from pole position.[5] The series was support event for the Rolex Sports Car Series at Laguna Seca, Lime Rock Park, Mid-Ohio and Miller Motorsports Park. The series also supported events of CASCAR, ChampCar, American Le Mans Series and the Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières.[6] Jim Daniels clinched the championship with one round remaining.[7] The 2007 season started at the Grand Prix of Houston with the series first night race.[8] Jason Saini won five out of eight races to clinch the championship. Saini was promoted to the 2008 SCCA World Challenge with Mazda.[9] The 2008 season started with a Mazda Miata shootout. Brad Rampelberg won the race between SCCA and NASA champions to receive a fully funded drive in the 2008 regular season.[10] Rampelberg finished sixth in the season standings winning races at Portland and Miller Motorsports Park. Eric Foss won the championship winning two races but finishing all eight races.[11]
Todd Lamb dominated the 2009 season. Lamb won eight out of ten races, consecutive. Marc Miller and Lyonel Kent won the remaining two races. NASCAR driver Ryan Ellis also competed in the series.[12] Rampelberg continued in the series winning the 2010 series.[13] In 2010 the series had its first standing start, at New Jersey Motorsports Park, previously only using a rolling start.[14] The 2011 season was a tough season for the series. The final rounds of the series saw only 16 entrants. Michael Cooper won the series as Rampelberg moved into the Continental Tire SportsCar Challenge.
For 2012 Todd Snyder was appointed as the director of competition.[15] Snyder left the series at the end of the season to join the IMSA. The series created a partnership with the Skip Barber Racing School for young racers. Bryan Hixon was the first driver to win the class. The regular championship was won by Stevan MacAleer.[16] Former single-seater racer Christian Szymczak won the 2013 series championship. Kenton Koch, winner of the 2013 Skip Barber class, won the 2014 overall championship. This was the first back to back championship win for Alara Racing and team principal Ken Murillo.[17] In November 2014, Mazda unveiled the new Global MX-5 Cup at the SEMA tradeshow. The final season of the third generation car was won by John Dean II with a 13-point margin on Patrick Gallagher.[18]
Global MX-5 Cup
In 2016, the Global MX-5 Cup was launched. The series featured the new fourth generation Mazda MX-5, and a new prize package. The winner of the series was invited to test a Mazda powered Lola B08/80 prepared by Mazda Motorsports.[19] Last season's championship contenders Dean II and Gallagher again competed at the front of the pack. Gallagher won the first race after Dean II started from pole position.[20] The championship was won by 26-year old Nathanial Sparks. Sparks won a $200,000 scholarship to advance his racing career.[21] The season culminated with a new invitational shootout format. The Mazda MX-5 Cup Global Invitational debuted with nineteen drivers from eight different countries. The inaugural edition was won by Sparks. Former FIA GT1 racer Gabriele Gardel also competed in the race.[22]
In the early Mazdaspeed Miata Cup accepted first- and second generation Mazda MX-5s. The series followed Spec Miata rules as issued by the SCCA, NASA and Midwestern Council. Tyres from the labels Toyo, Kumho and Hankook were allowed. Three types of MX-5's were allowed to run in the series. The edition of the MX-5 built from 1990 through 1993 featured a 1.600cc engine. The car had a minimum weight of 2.300lbs. The second type allowed were cars built from 1994 through 1998. The car featured a 1.800cc engine and had a minimum weight of 2.350lbs. Lastly cars built from 1999 through 2005 featured a 1.800cc engine and had a minimum weight of 2.400lbs.[24]
2006-2015
Between 2006 and 2015, the series used the third generation Mazda MX-5. The car featured the standard 2.0L engine prepared by Mazdaspeed.[25] Through the years, model years 2006 through 2014 were accepted. The engine featured modifications by Mazdaspeed such as a modified cold air intake. The gearbox was a stock 6-speed manual out of the Sport Package. The suspension and shocks were also provided by Mazdaspeed. Tires were provided by Hankook in 2006 and 2007. Between 2008 and 2009 the tires were provided by Kumho. As of 2010 the tires are provided by BFGoodrich.[26]
For the 2016 season, Mazda introduced the fourth generation Mazda MX-5. The car is built at the Hiroshima Mazda factory before being transformed into a MX-5 Cup car. The MX-5 Cup version was developed by Mazda North American Operations and Long Road Racing. The engine is a 2.0 L Skyactiv-G (PE-VPS)I4. From 2016 to 2018, the series began with the ND1 iteration of the car, before introducing an updated ND2 class in 2019. For the 2019 season, the series utilized a two-class structure, with a premier ND2 class running alongside the legacy ND1 cars. The ND1 ECU was provided by General Engine Management Systems, while the ND2 upgraded to a Bosch ECU with an increased 7,500rpm limit .[27] The ND2 upgrades also included an increase to 181 horsepower and a SADEV sequential gearbox. Tom Long was the test driver during the development phases.[28] In 2019, Long Road Racing ceased operations, with responsibilities transferred to Flis Performance.
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The Idemitsu Mazda MX 5 Cup presented by BF Goodrich is a single make motor racing championship sanctioned by the International Motor Sports Association IMSA in the United States Mazda MX 5 Cup is the professional Spec Miata series of Mazda Motorsports promoted by Andersen Promotions The pro Spec Miata series has its roots in 2003 but a unified national championship was launched in 2006 Idemitsu Mazda MX 5 CupCategoryOne make racing by MazdaCountryUnited StatesInaugural season2006ManufacturersMazdaTire suppliersBFGoodrichDrivers championGresham WagnerTeams championSpark PerformanceOfficial websiteOfficial websiteCurrent seasonGlobal MX 5 Cup car Tokyo Auto Salon 2015 Contents 1 History 1 1 Mazdaspeed Miata Cup 1 2 Mazda MX 5 Cup 1 3 Global MX 5 Cup 2 Car 2 1 2003 2005 2 2 2006 2015 2 3 2016 present 2 4 Timeline 3 Champions 4 References 5 External linksHistory EditThe first generation Mazda MX 5 or Mazda Miata was launched in the U S market in May 1989 model year 1990 The Sports Car Club of America placed the car in the Showroom Stock C class for production vehicles with a 1 600cc engine The rules allowed the car to be entered in races when the model was one year old in 1991 As production and popularity of the sports car grew the SCCA developed a separate class for the car After an exhibition race at Road Atlanta in 1999 an SCCA regional class was launched in 2000 In professional motorsport the Miata s were entered in the SCCA World Challenge but without major results Mazdaspeed Miata Cup Edit The Mazdaspeed Miata Cup was launched for 2003 with a Pacific and an Atlantic championship The series first race was run at Pittsburgh International Race Complex on May 3 and 4 2003 Chip Herr and Niki Coello won the two races over the weekend 1 Niki Coello went on to win the Atlantic Tour championship 2 Bobby Carter won the inaugural Pacific Tour 3 Mazda MX 5 Cup Edit See also British Racing and Sports Car Club BRSCC for Mazda MX 6 Cup Supercup events in the United Kingdom The introduction of the third generation Mazda MX 5 coincided with the unified national pro series in 2006 4 The inaugural season started at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca A total of 22 racers started the inaugural race which was won by Chip Herr from pole position 5 The series was support event for the Rolex Sports Car Series at Laguna Seca Lime Rock Park Mid Ohio and Miller Motorsports Park The series also supported events of CASCAR ChampCar American Le Mans Series and the Grand Prix de Trois Rivieres 6 Jim Daniels clinched the championship with one round remaining 7 The 2007 season started at the Grand Prix of Houston with the series first night race 8 Jason Saini won five out of eight races to clinch the championship Saini was promoted to the 2008 SCCA World Challenge with Mazda 9 The 2008 season started with a Mazda Miata shootout Brad Rampelberg won the race between SCCA and NASA champions to receive a fully funded drive in the 2008 regular season 10 Rampelberg finished sixth in the season standings winning races at Portland and Miller Motorsports Park Eric Foss won the championship winning two races but finishing all eight races 11 Todd Lamb dominated the 2009 season Lamb won eight out of ten races consecutive Marc Miller and Lyonel Kent won the remaining two races NASCAR driver Ryan Ellis also competed in the series 12 Rampelberg continued in the series winning the 2010 series 13 In 2010 the series had its first standing start at New Jersey Motorsports Park previously only using a rolling start 14 The 2011 season was a tough season for the series The final rounds of the series saw only 16 entrants Michael Cooper won the series as Rampelberg moved into the Continental Tire SportsCar Challenge For 2012 Todd Snyder was appointed as the director of competition 15 Snyder left the series at the end of the season to join the IMSA The series created a partnership with the Skip Barber Racing School for young racers Bryan Hixon was the first driver to win the class The regular championship was won by Stevan MacAleer 16 Former single seater racer Christian Szymczak won the 2013 series championship Kenton Koch winner of the 2013 Skip Barber class won the 2014 overall championship This was the first back to back championship win for Alara Racing and team principal Ken Murillo 17 In November 2014 Mazda unveiled the new Global MX 5 Cup at the SEMA tradeshow The final season of the third generation car was won by John Dean II with a 13 point margin on Patrick Gallagher 18 Global MX 5 Cup Edit In 2016 the Global MX 5 Cup was launched The series featured the new fourth generation Mazda MX 5 and a new prize package The winner of the series was invited to test a Mazda powered Lola B08 80 prepared by Mazda Motorsports 19 Last season s championship contenders Dean II and Gallagher again competed at the front of the pack Gallagher won the first race after Dean II started from pole position 20 The championship was won by 26 year old Nathanial Sparks Sparks won a 200 000 scholarship to advance his racing career 21 The season culminated with a new invitational shootout format The Mazda MX 5 Cup Global Invitational debuted with nineteen drivers from eight different countries The inaugural edition was won by Sparks Former FIA GT1 racer Gabriele Gardel also competed in the race 22 For 2017 sanctioning of the series was taken over from SCCA Pro Racing to IndyCar Promotion of the series was taken over by Andersen Promotions Andersen Promotions headed by Dan Andersen also promotes and runs all series of the Road to Indy USF2000 Pro Mazda Championship and Indy Lights The Global MX 5 Series joined the IndyCar Series at the Grand Prix of Alabama Kohler Grand Prix Honda Indy Toronto and the Grand Prix at The Glen 23 Beginning in 2021 the series partnered with IMSA under a new sanctioning agreement The series currently races at select WeatherTech SportsCar Championship events while retaining a single IndyCar event the Grand Prix of St Petersburg In 2022 the series will continue its annual visit to Road America but will be part of the NASCAR Cup Series race weekend Car Edit2003 2005 Edit In the early Mazdaspeed Miata Cup accepted first and second generation Mazda MX 5s The series followed Spec Miata rules as issued by the SCCA NASA and Midwestern Council Tyres from the labels Toyo Kumho and Hankook were allowed Three types of MX 5 s were allowed to run in the series The edition of the MX 5 built from 1990 through 1993 featured a 1 600cc engine The car had a minimum weight of 2 300lbs The second type allowed were cars built from 1994 through 1998 The car featured a 1 800cc engine and had a minimum weight of 2 350lbs Lastly cars built from 1999 through 2005 featured a 1 800cc engine and had a minimum weight of 2 400lbs 24 2006 2015 Edit Between 2006 and 2015 the series used the third generation Mazda MX 5 The car featured the standard 2 0L engine prepared by Mazdaspeed 25 Through the years model years 2006 through 2014 were accepted The engine featured modifications by Mazdaspeed such as a modified cold air intake The gearbox was a stock 6 speed manual out of the Sport Package The suspension and shocks were also provided by Mazdaspeed Tires were provided by Hankook in 2006 and 2007 Between 2008 and 2009 the tires were provided by Kumho As of 2010 the tires are provided by BFGoodrich 26 2016 present Edit The 2016 Mazda MX 5 Cup edition at the Montreal International Auto Show 2016 For the 2016 season Mazda introduced the fourth generation Mazda MX 5 The car is built at the Hiroshima Mazda factory before being transformed into a MX 5 Cup car The MX 5 Cup version was developed by Mazda North American Operations and Long Road Racing The engine is a 2 0 L Skyactiv G PE VPS I4 From 2016 to 2018 the series began with the ND1 iteration of the car before introducing an updated ND2 class in 2019 For the 2019 season the series utilized a two class structure with a premier ND2 class running alongside the legacy ND1 cars The ND1 ECU was provided by General Engine Management Systems while the ND2 upgraded to a Bosch ECU with an increased 7 500rpm limit 27 The ND2 upgrades also included an increase to 181 horsepower and a SADEV sequential gearbox Tom Long was the test driver during the development phases 28 In 2019 Long Road Racing ceased operations with responsibilities transferred to Flis Performance Timeline Edit 2000s 2010s03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17Mazda MX 5 NA Mazda MX 5 NC Mazda MX 5 NDMazda MX 5 NB1 600cc 2 000cc1 800ccK H K BFHTChampions EditMazdaspeed Miata CupYear Atlantic Tour Pacific Tour2003 Niki Coello Bobby Carter2004 Payton Wilson Andrew Fernandez2005 Tom Long Justin HallMazda MX 5 CupYear Driver Team Shootout winner Skip Barber class2006 Jim Daniels Team MER2007 Jason Saini Team MER2008 Eric Foss Brad Rampelberg2009 Todd Lamb AMG Racing Justin Piscitell2010 Brad Rampelberg AMG Racing Scott Shelton2011 Michael Cooper AMG Racing Elliott Skeer2012 Stevan McAleer CJ Wilson Racing Patrick Gallagher Bryan Hixon2013 Christian Szymczak Alara Racing Joey Bickers Kenton Koch2014 Kenton Koch Alara Racing Kyle Loustaunau Drake Kemper2015 John Dean II Sick Sideways Racing Glenn McGee Robby Foley2016 Nathanial Sparks Spark Performance Sick Sideways Matt Cresci2017 Patrick Gallagher McCumbee McAleer Racing Selin Rollan2018 Nikko Reger Slipstream Performance Michael Carter2019 Bryan Ortiz Copeland Motorsports Jared Thomas2020 Michael Carter Carter Racing Enterprises Aaron Jeansonne2021 Gresham Wagner Spark Performance Connor ZilischGlobal MX 5 Cup Invitational MX 5 Cup ChallengeYear Invitational Winner Team2016 Nathanial Sparks Spark Performance Sick Sideways2017 Patrick Gallagher McCumbee McAleer Racing2018 Nathanial Sparks Spark Performance Sick SidewaysReferences Edit 2003 Mazdaspeed Miata Cup Presented by Hankook Tires Atlantic Tour Round One amp Two Black Top Racing Retrieved 30 October 2016 Bryant Thomas November 2014 Mazda MX 5 Miata Motorbooks p 134 ISBN 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