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I too loved all the things Nissan did back then, I didn't care if they failed, marketing and PR people are the scum of the earth when it comes to racing so I ignore them routinely, but they are necessary for racing programs as they convince rich CEO's and directors how good it would be to go racing, but then they have to try and also sell it to the public who invariably dont believe a word of it and are not influenced in any way.
I loved the Nissan thing, other than the Gran Turismo stuff which ended up being a farce, the racing programme was fascinating, ground breaking and given time could have worked, but they just gave up which is the worst part.
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