PEAK 🔊 The Mazda 787B’s four-rotor scream is one of those sounds every motorsport fan should hear at least once in person. ⠀ The No. 55 787B became the first Japanese car to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1991, completing 362 laps and nearly 4,923 km around Circuit de la Sarthe. ⠀ Its naturally aspirated 2.6-liter R26B rotary used four rotors and produced around 700 PS at 9,000 rpm. ⠀ With no pistons moving up and down like a conventional engine, the rotary’s unique design helped create that incredibly smooth, high-pitched exhaust note. ⠀ The orange-and-green Renown-liveried car has since become one of the most recognizable endurance racers ever built. ⠀ Would you put the 787B in your top five greatest-sounding race cars of all time? ⠀ What are your thoughts? 🤔💭 ⠀ ⠀ ( Media: 9skmz/X ) ⠀