"Racing to Recovery: Mazda 767B Suffers Devastating Paddock Fire at Laguna Seca A dramatic scene unfolded at the famous Laguna Seca circuit in California, as a privately owned Mazda 767B, driven by No. 203, burst into flames in the paddock area. Miraculously, the driver escaped uninjured, but the car itself suffered significant damage. The Mazda 767B, a rare and highly sought-after prototype, is now facing a lengthy and costly restoration process to return it to its former glory. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the risks and challenges faced by racing teams and drivers, and the importance of safety protocols in place at circuits around the world."
A privately owned Mazda 767B carrying No. 203 caught fire in the Laguna Seca paddock, escaped injuries, and now faces a full restoration.
