Behold The Fury Of A Three-Rotor Mazda RX-8 Rally Car
As far as we’re concerned, rear-wheel drive rally cars are the coolest rally cars. That’s why this Mazda RX-8 first caught our attention, before we even noticed what powers it. And what it’s packing under the bonnet is quite special: a three-rotor 20B rotary engine, pushing out somewhere in the region of 370bhp.
As you’d expect, it sounds utterly, mesmerisingly awesome, letting out the kind of shriek that’d make an N/A V12 blush. The car is driven in various Rally Sprint series events in New Zealand by a chap called Markus Van Klink, who clearly doesn’t hang about.
This is one of those times you’ll be wanting to find a nice pair of headphones or some speakers. Trust me.
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
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Klar
When a 370bhp rotary sounds better than the newer F1s
Rotary so smooth, much powerrrrrrrrrrrrf