The Car Guide News Nissan wraps up successful inaugural Micra Cup season

Nissan wraps up successful inaugural Micra Cup season

by Brad Diamond October 8, 2015

The inaugural Micra Cup season is in the bag, and by and large it was considered a success.

But don't take it from us—check out these highlights from the final Micra Cup race weekend at Circuit Mont-Tremblant.

Also: New Nissan Micra: Beautiful, But Not for Us

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