Game. Set. Mazda.

Cruising around the city of Toronto in a Mazda CX-3 in Jet Black Mica is a treat in and of itself. But driving in style to the Aviva Centre to watch the Rogers Cup women's finals with my husband at my side is something else altogether. With the luxurious interior, advanced navigation system and i-ACTIVSENSE Safety Technology of the CX-3, we arrived right on time to enjoy a delicious lunch in the Mazda VIP Lounge before the final match between Belinda Bencic and Simona Halep. 

The Mazda VIP Lounge was located in a large tent near the stadium which also housed the silent auction. Anyone who showed their Mazda key at the Mazda booth was given a bracelet that would grant admission to the VIP lounge. 

Once in the lounge, we were able to choose from a variety of ready-to-serve dishes, pre-made sandwiches or a self-serve salad bar. Seating was ample and our view of the Mazda6 impressive. 

Throughout the grounds, we spotted a number of other schnazzy Mazda cars, such as the 2016 Mazda3 Sport, a.k.a. "The Ace."

As the start time drew near, my husband and I made our way to our seats to witness 18-year-old Swiss tennis player Belinda Bencic's win over Halep, who forfeited in the tie-breaker. While I'm told it wasn't the best championship game, you have to give Bencic credit for having beat Serena Williams in the semi-finals less than 24 hours prior to her final match.

Congratulations to Bencic on an overall impressive Rogers Cup win!