In a section that discusses the history of AMG from its founding as a manufacturer of race car engines, the Mercedes-AMG website includes the following sentence: "The technology transfer from the race circuit to the road is still an integral part of the company's philosophy, which is to the benefit of every Mercedes-AMG customer." Which of these revised statements does the best job of communicating this message without using the term technology transfer?
a. Every Mercedes-AMG customer benefits from the technologies we develop for race cars.
b. It has always been the philosophy of Mercedes-AMG to transfer technologies we develop for the race track to the road, which benefits every Mercedes-AMG customer.
c. Making sure customers benefit from our racing experience has always been an important part of Mercedes-AMG's philosophy.
d. Transferring technologies developed for racing to our regular passenger cars remains an integral part of the company's philosophy.