Mazda signs rugby deal

Words: AutoTrader NZ

Published 3 September 2020

It has signing a deal to become jersey sleeve sponsor for the next three years.

Mazda has been a strong supporter of the Waratahs since 2001.

Mazda Australian managing director, Doug Dickson, says the brand is priveleged to assist promoting Australian sport on the world stage.

Pictured from left to right are Waratahs players Daniel Halangahu, Wycliff Palu and Tom Carter wearing the 2009 jersey.

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