Bugatti's innovative racing strategies, such as placing the driver low and towards the back of the car, and his refusal to add blowers initially, led to both successes and setbacks. However, his focus on winning races ultimately fueled his sales growth. Bugatti recognized that racing was the best way to showcase the quality of his cars and generate publicity. He constantly pushed progress forward, never resting on his laurels, and emphasized the importance of continuous improvement.
