The Truth About Mazda's Banned Supercar

[@albonfilms]

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[@SlightMegalophobicPerson]

8 hours ago?? just kidding i know he just uploaded the video but posted the comment 8 hours ago

[@vwdubbsta]

Isn’t this an old video? A re run broski really

[@FriedTendi]

What about the 12 rotor?

[@hoverbike]

"it was deemed illegal" correction: it was MADE illegal. it was never deemed illegal. the races it won, it adhered to the rules of. the rules it could not adhere to, were races it did not participate in. consider phrasing yourself less like a clickbait bot.

[@tobias_k01]

So many still think this car was so dominant that it was banned, but it was quite the opposite. Mazda never really was a big player in Group C, but when the rules changed they had their final shot to win the big one - and that in itself is a big achievement. Many will fail under pressure, but they managed to put it all together one last time to finally achieve what they fought for all these years. Very remarkable.

[@Whyteeford]

The 787B pretty much won because the better cars crapped out. But full respect to Mazda, they did build a fully capable car

[@Thri11seeker]

​@Whyteeford you say that but all the competitors were running at the time it was in second but got first because merc broke down and besides the point what makes this car great is that in racing it's most stable power output that's balance doesn't upset chassis along with its lightweight fuel efficiency and reliability in racing because not many people realize this but rotarys are in reality the most reliable engine in racing sadly not as reliable on street but there is too much description behind that but anyways the fuel efficiency dominates the rest it's actually able to run a double stint for other teams as a single stint because it's tire management and fuel management and most people don't realize that in le mans the car actually was tuned down because they found that turning the tune down would have fuel efficiency go up 30% for a 8% power reduction that's not actual numbers except for the rough 30% fuel efficiency improvement but this comment is too long already I plan to make a video going over all the details in the future

[@sandasturner9529]

Hey, there's this car called the Mazda RX792P that uses an engine almost identical to the Mazda 787B. It was built _after_ the 1991 24 Hours of Lemans race.

[@Thri11seeker]

@sandasturner9529 yea rotarys weren't banned it's a misconception it was group c as a whole that was ended because they wanted to change it to be more like f1 with same engine types get rid of the variety and ruin it until imsa came around and made them see how stupid they were

[@davidgonzalez4665]

Agreed, as great as the rotary was, Mazda could not compete in terms of outright pace. By the time R26B came into play, Mazda had sorted it out to make it super reliable, albeit down on power compared to the likes of Porsche, or even its domestic competition, Nissan And Toyota.

[@tobias_k01]

What I really love about Mazda is their persistent belief in doing things thier own way, even if it makes things more difficult or is a significant departure of proven solutions. From rotary engines, naturally aspirated petrol engines with high compression ratio, daring design and innovative features like in the Eunos Cosmo, and even striving to be a multi-brand group from small cars with Autozam to luxury cars with Amati - only money can limit their goals, not the doubt of others.

[@bennyb.1742]

Same. My favorite car company. There's just so many "Go home Mazda, you're drunk" moments that they actually put into production. They're still doing it! It's like "Ok Mazda, we all need to make EVs now ok?" and Mazda goes and makes a usual, crappy, EV appliance crossover but then jams a rotary in it to use as a generator lol.

[@tizodd6]

They've kept the Miata alive for this long...and made it less feminine looking over the years. For that, I'm grateful. Now, if they could only manage to bring back the RX7, make it reliable, and as gorgeous as the FD🙏🏽

[@szymusu]

Yeah, and they still haven't put a turbo in a miata despite people saying it's too slow, which would make it heavier and much more expensive. I really respect that, they stick to their own formula.

[@tizodd6]

@@szymusu I can't lie though...I'd love to see them release a supercharged Mazdaspeed Miata. Still keeping the normal N/A in the lineup though, of course.

[@HerrZenki]

this is pretty much honda to a tee when it comes to motorsport. they pretty much prefer to do things their way.

[@clutch44444]

The reason the 787B was so reliable is because it was at high RPM constantly, rotaries are most reliable at high RPM, because at low RPM carbon build up starts to occur, which is why the apex seals are the main issue If you want your rotary engine to last long, drive it hard, at least once a day

[@heeroguy]

76k on my rx8 and i drive it like a bastard everytime, no hot or cold start issues, also raced it a few seasons aswell, but this is just the best advice, also premix

[@clutch44444]

@@heeroguy Yeah premix and red lining are the way to keep a rotary healthy

[@ultimatejay]

Lol, you're not going to get any carbon build up on one race. They take these motors apart and rebuild them after every race.

[@TontonCrousti-v2m]

The reason is was reliable is because they were allowed to run without the 350lbs they were supposed to have for the last race.

[@xninja2369]

What do you mean that were allowed to run 350lbs ? That doesn't make sense​@@TontonCrousti-v2m

[@Holeecrab]

To be precise, Rotary was never banned on Le Mans nor "Endurance" but only at World Sportscars Championship series where Le Mans had their own regulations back then. After their win, there's a few rotary racecars still compete at Le Mans, from their IMSA GTO RX7 with 3 Rotor in 1994, Kudzus, to WR thanks to Jim Downing effort. Heck, even in this current regulation you can bring rotary to Hypercar class, it's just no one running it yet.

[@MahadShahzad08]

This should become an actual movie about the history of Mazda's Early racing days to the win at Le mans like Ford V Ferrari. The driver that finished first had a broken leg and also health problem that you can see the mazda team carrying him. This one race was a truly one of the greatest moments in automotive history from some bored Mazda dealerships guys and their racing attempts to finally taste the victory after 2 decades. It was the Le mans car that could and it did beat them all in reliability, fuel efficiency and the race.

[@grimplayz7565]

it’s not that good of a story, it’s just another basic le mans story

[@ToyotaCorolla-qs7ml]

He had food poisioning

[@duhlorean741]

Thank you, finally, someone see's that this story needs a movie! And whoever says it doesnt, and that it's boring, needs to go back to focus on their goddamn ABC's, thank you.

[@MahadShahzad08]

@@duhlorean741 Yeah true the first reply guy definitely does

[@29_anindrarafifd.90]

Definitely will watch that if it's happening

[@bennyb.1742]

I find it hilarious that both the 717 and 787 scored their wins based on reliability and fuel efficiency. Two things that are meme worthy massive weaknesses of the rotary in popular parlance

[@albonfilms]

Exactly haha

[@tizodd6]

@bennyb.1742: Not all rotaries though. Remember, the 13b in the FD got a bad name because it was overengineered for the time, and was made with a lot of cheap parts to keep the cost down (I owned a '93). The older non-turbo rotaries in the FB and FC were pretty reliable though. Their weak point was always the oil consumption. Apex seals weren't an issue until the 3rd gen.

[@realherobrine5636]

Rotaries last longer when revved high

[@duhlorean741]

​@@realherobrine5636precisely, i was tryna find someone who hasd said this. The only reason the rotary could survive the whole 24 with no.maintnence issues is because it was being pushed hard the whole 24, the wayit was built to be used.

[@boblikepie]

I remember seeing interviews with Alan Moffat who ran the fb rx7 in the Australian Touring Car Championship going on about how reliable the rotary engines were and that Mazda Australia gave them more engines than they ever needed

[@nagmashot]

forget to add so many things... 1) the 787B was so outclased that the FIA allowed it to race at 850kg... 250kg ligther than the Jag... the one and only reason it was more full efficent and more reliable 2) with the weigth penalty they gave the Jag, it was impossible for them to win 3) Mercedes dominated the whole seaon and run into technical problems only at the 24h of LeMans 4) the Porsche 962 were already years of their peak and were still faster than Mazda in every other endurance race 5) Mazada was far from being the first winning races with rotary engines... this honor goes to NSU with their Wankel Spider which won the German Rally championship overall in 1966 driven by Karl-Heinz Panowitz and in 1967 and 1968 Siegfried Spieß won the german hillclimb championship overall. 6) Rotary was not pioneered by Mazda engineers and they did not pit the first rotary engine into production...that was NSU, Mazda was only the first to put a two rotor engine into a street car all in all the win of the 787B was 90% luck and 10% performance

[@xninja2369]

It's not F1 , it's lemans , there are very few crashes & faulty overtake , There is almost no luck in 24hr le mans , they let Their guards down and Mazda took opportunity that's it , If they had technical error , it's their fault , specially Mercedes having BIG HISTORY of that lol 😂 . It WON because it was more reliable at high RPM and little bit less fuel consumption ..

[@harshith27-zy4ky]

@@xninja2369 yea, it had one win but it didnt finish any higher P4 in other races in the championship and almost lost to some private entries despite being a works team

[@helloScuffed]

Fun fact: Mazda won Le Mans 8 times, but only the 787B took the overall victory. The fact that most of Mazda's other Le Mans victories were attributed to Mazda being the only one to compete in a particular class is another story. Every car that wins the 24h Le Mans wins because it should win, in Le Mans you don't win by chance.

[@SylviaWashington-t2c]

13:00 sounds 2000's 14:40 ; 15:20 Roca wear est1999

[@SylviaWashington-t2c]

16:00 ;16:38

[@SylviaWashington-t2c]

2.6 to 4.0 liter 4 banger testing 18:00 ; 16:00 ; 17:50 ; 17:00 ; 18:39 note colors dan meaning

[@SylviaWashington-t2c]

19:59 ; 21:00

[@manoo422]

Complete dribble.

[@MeMakeMemes]

Dorito engine go hard

[@zahinpasha8746]

24:07 The sheer dedication of Johnny Herbert :') Imagine giving it all till the very end

[@Sagojika]

Thank you for making a video on this legend

[@kizashikaze9066]

Fun Fact - RENOWN was still making clothing up until they filed for bankruptcy in mid 2020

[@japaneseracingcars]

Did you know that after 1991, a rotary-powered Mazda car was back to Le Mans in 1994, right? And there were several rotary prototypes (Kudzu) racing there from 1995 onwards, and one even got the very same R26B engine that was used by the 787B in 1991. So in fact, Mazda + rotary were NEVER banned from Le Mans

[@barkyonyx424b]

count up how many braincells you lose everytime seeing this old myth being spewed around because i can physically feel it rotting my brain

[@cool3865]

yeah its funny how everyone wanted to go after the 3.5 engine but it only lasted one season, after that everyone went their own ways on engines with mazda making engines for the Kudzu LMP675 cars

[@Another_Saved_Sinner]

I believe the class which they competed in was eliminated altogether, which a lot of people seem to confuse with a "ban". I could be getting my motorsport history's mixed up, but I believe that is the truth behind the disappearance of the 787b and subsequent models.

[@profo4544]

Thats because 1993 was the first year they introduced Grand touring cars, GT as a class since 1986, and for that class there needs to be like 5000 or more roadgoing versions of that car in order for one to be raced, so yeah they probably had rx-7s with 13b's, these were GT cars dude. Mazda was never banned from Le mans. And by the time 1995 you mean 97* btw, rolled around, this isnt 1991 anymore, ur talking about the DLM4 i beleive, yeah that didnt race untill 1997 dude. And the 95 kudzu dg-3 was a 3 rotor, later on became a 4 but started as a 3 rotor, pretty sure raced in that lemans as a 3 rotor. So yeah it makes sense GT street going cars if they had a rotary would be fine, but they probably didnt start/want letting prototypes use them untill 95-97, or nobody decided to again untill then.

[@Pjb93]

As the old saying goes "To finish first, first you must finish".

[@cooliomo]

I love this story! I could listen to it over and OVER again! Though being a Mazda enthusiast I wish MazdaSpeed would come back! Great video as ALWAYS!

[@Autoblox0]

The legend came back! Amazing production quality man

[@MrSkeptik-z5r]

My 18 yr old Mazda has endured me for 7 years, still shiny and runs like a Swiss watch. Love Mazda.

[@MaddNomad1015]

My dude got a RX7 and knew he wanted to make this video. Lol

[@albonfilms]

Hahahahaha yep

[@Graver81-69]

My love for the rotary engine began in 1999 with my 1995 R1 RX7. Such beauty and grace

[@TheLocalSwede]

The Mazda 787B will forever be my all-time favorite racecar, and I will never change my opinion that it is the greatest sounding vehicle ever created.

[@Slakass55]

Conquering Le Mans is an astonishing accomplishment. Doing so in the incredible Group C is something else. Add a rotary engine to the mix and it's almost unbelievable. A big congrats to the dedication of those engineers and drivers for persevering. Would love to see Mazda returning to Le Mans. As usual, this was a superb production. Great research, editing and narration. I'm really beginning to enjoy your work.

[@TontonCrousti-v2m]

Yeah ... if you think it is unbelievable, thats because it is. Mazda didnt run the 350lbs ballast they were supposed to. Thats a quarter of the total car weight. I dont believe the author missed that, rather he deliberately "forgot" to talk about it, as it didnt fit the narrative he was developping.

[@deedsiggy4112]

Such a awesome story about the underdog! 🏁

[@carlob517]

Absolutely Love the variable length intake tubes & the fact that Mazda lowered the output to ensure reliability

[@torgejh9189]

Also a crazy part of the story is that Volker Weidler, car #55's third driver lost one of his earplugs while driving the car. The super high-pitched scream from the rotary engine caused him permanent hearing damage, which also affected his sense of balance and he had to retire from racing altogether the next year. Quite tragic, he won Le Mans, but it cost him his career.

[@carlsaganlives6086]

Yes, the crazy exhaust note resulted in vertigo as I recall. Once about 20 years ago at mighty Road America, during the IMSA American LeMans era, there was one 911 in particular that stood out. This dude was running headers from another planet, operating at an ungodly pitch right at the edge of some imaginary barrier. By the third day (after multiple practice sessions, qualifying, then the race), with a touch of a hangover, this one freaking car out of a huge pack in the various classes was making me physically ill, no shit. So I totally get it! Weird. 🏁

[@AugugeGamer]

When i watched your videos i always cry the way you explain it tell the story the backround music they are all just so perfect.

[@SylviaWashington-t2c]

Rotary : 20v 4 banger or 24 v 4 banger concept 11:00 throwin C's all day

[@cool3865]

the engine was never illegal, in 1990 the rules for the new 3.5 F1 engine were going to be used for the 1992 season, so mazda knew that the 1991 LeMans was going to be their last chance since the new 3.5 F1 engine would be used for the 1992 season. thats the only thing, the engine was never illegal, it never got banned, just a change in the engine rules that got voted in back in 1990 for the 1992 season. kinda like everyone knew that the 1994 season would see the WSC group.

[@mr.badtouch1482]

@4:32 Bob fell so hard, that he forgot his name is Geoff

[@kallekas8551]

Thanks Albon!🫵🤡

[@Thri11seeker]

Honestly the story to the 787b and the engineering is much deeper and I actually been debating on explaning rotarys and racing in the future for this reason to compile all the info that gets left out in videos but this is a extremely hard task because im not making a script

[@TheWahyuwirawan]

Not banned, just the last day of the old reg and this mazda got lucky. But win is a win. So, not banned

[@worawatli8952]

13:43 I can imagined how funny it went. Engineers: Can we make a 3-rotors? HQ: Well, yes. Engineers 1 minute later.. : Okay, here it is. HQ: Great!!

[@MotorsportArchives]

Quality commentary as always mate, loved this one, the perfect summary of an amazing race. I finally managed to see the 767B in action a few weeks ago in Adelaide, now just need to track down an event with the 787B running :)

[@reycaballero2462]

Persistence is the only way a rotary owner can be described... yes we're nuts but I've owned my FD since 2010 and still loving every moment of it...thanks for the video... it made my day

[@AM-uk7jv]

Mazda is my favorite out of the 'regular' car makers. I've owned a Mazda continuously for over a decade. From Miatas to CX-5s. My first sportscar was an NB Mazdaspeed, and I've owned an NC2.5, ND1, and ND2. I've since moved on to Porsche for sportscars, but I own a CX-50 as a daily. I really hope Mazda makes the Iconic SP. If it's any good, it could entice me back to getting another Mazda sportscar.

[@JoshuaC923]

Even their normal cars look great, built quality is excellent too

[@haazizhahamid6274]

I got Mazda 323, FB rx7, Mazda 3 and RX8> Mazda is great

[@johnpatricklim4509]

Michael Schumacher is in that race that Mazda won....He's with the Mercedes Sauber team....This is also where Johnny Herbert got sick after the victory....he didn't even came in the podium....

[@kozylations]

Rotary engines sound AMAZING‼️‼️‼️

[@tobykay5749]

I truly appreciate your work. Thank you so much for all the hard work dude!!!

[@davidbrayshaw3529]

What a fantastic story and so well told. Mazda owe you a beer!

[@haserotmalach7324]

Those 787B cars were gorgeous!

[@Gunklord2025]

Lol perfect timing ive been trying to bring a 82 mazda rx7 gsl back from the dead and honestly the rotary has been growing on me

[@hexgraphica]

Having seen you included pictures from the 1991 sporting regulations appendix J, I assumed you'd be talking about Mazda being discounted on the Category 2 weight penalty and effectively being closer to a light C1 than to its classmates. 750-830-1000 kg The extra 100 to 150 kg is what killed the Jaguars and the Porsches on pace and reliability

[@ItzAnonyms]

Well the C11s also had the weight penalty

[@hexgraphica]

@@ItzAnonyms it already weighed 1000kg the year before

[@john.s1962]

It entered like 30 races and won one. Wow.

[@TontonCrousti-v2m]

By shedding a ballast accounting for a quarter of its weight, thanks to race director pity for their last entry. Thats something eh .

[@Kxji]

The Mazda engineers never took the L.

[@wrighty338]

A lot of young people don't realise how far back rotors go, yes Chevrolet were first but Im super glad Mazda's 70's and 80's development played out the way it did giving us the RX3. RX4 and then RX7 (i realise there were cars before these eg r100) and the 3/4 rotor configurations. A win is a win however you spin it, and its history. I hope Mazda Motorsport continue to tour the world with the historic cars of this era so people can see and hear them in person.

[@kevinavillain4616]

Most fun car that I ever had was an rx3 station wagon in original silver gray. It had an IMSA racing engine in it and would do 160 mph. Hidden aerodynamic changes to keep it from becoming a flying brick.

[@stephenmorse342]

I was at Le Mans for the Mazda years. Even got into the pit but non pf the mechs spoke english so it was all arm waving. Great motor, great car and what a sound!! :)

[@speedstars9074]

I always thought that this story deserved a Hollywood movie production of its own, such a great narrative

[@cool3865]

why? the movie would just 80% of everyone watching the 717,727,737,757,767 just fail at racing Lemans or even finishing it. then the other 20% would be watching the other C1 cars just drop out like flies from the race, the 787b won by luck and only luck.

[@letsride2057]

The rotary engine was invented by a German engineer Felix Wankel (born Aug. 13, 1902, Lahr, Ger.-died Oct. 9, 1988, Lindau, W.Ger.) was a German engineer and inventor of the Wankel rotary engine. Mazda was the only car manufacturer who would put it into a car for he was turned down by almost every brand

[@TontonCrousti-v2m]

Well, you are wrong. NSU did it first, and it was so bad they went under. Then citroen bought NSU and tried to. It was also a disaster and it lead them to bankrupcy too. Mazda had more money to throw at it so they didnt die off, but it never made them money basically

[@thisreplysection1050]

12:10 „Is he actually gonna show the Mercedes footage? He isn‘t gonna show the Mercedes footage is he? Oh, YUP. HE IS.“

[@Kierenstanden-qz7eu]

lol all the other cars had 200 kg added ballast the jags wasnt ment to run at that weight . Also the ACO received 300 sports cars from Mazda and a replica 787b very strange .

[@Mzfd3srx7]

I love them rotary engines

[@Eteroklitos83]

6:10 Mazda even have Lightning Mcthunder, a sentient sparkle in their crew (He was bitten by mutated electric eel when he was young)

[@chesspiece81]

The footage of early Mazda sedans racing around looked like scaled down American cars from the 50s.

[@JoshuaC923]

Another awesome video. Mazda is my favourite car manufacturer, one day I'll get my own fd rx7, zoom zoom!

[@cool3865]

and you will spend more time with it in the garage than you will driving it

[@oldrrocr]

beautiful story telling! When is the movie coming out?

[@kartierglory]

Getting pegged for the ad? I love the dedication 😂

[@albonfilms]

It's a national past time

[@PoyimaMedia]

3:54 the Argentinian IKA Torinos ☠️☠️☠️

[@pandp5489]

This story was truly about GRIT...

[@maza19]

Dude did you call 60s Le Mans a NEW endurance race? It is the most famous endurance race since the 1920s

[@4racecar4]

84h of Nurb?! Damn, that was a solid rotary

[@turtledangerman]

What a stupid click bait title. The car wasn't "banned" at all. The FIA changed the rules, therefore making the car ineligible to enter the next year.

[@The.Game_Zone]

THIS

[@comic.sans24]

Exactly. FIA planned all teams should mount the 3.5L engines used in F1 so any maker who developed Turbo, Rotary or whatever different than an natural aspirated 3.5L engine wouldn't be alloud to compete. So, as you say, not banned, just new regulations.

[@turtledangerman]

@EnriqueThiele no.

[@Thaisistercunny]

English isn’t my first language but I think banning and changing the rule on experimental engines in 1992 is the same thing

[@travischang5565]

I always love underdog stories. This one as equivalent good as Ford v Ferrari. Mazda till this day remains an underdog compared to its Japanese counterarts. Persistent? Most definitely!

[@cool3865]

maybe to Toyota and Honda, but not the others anymore

[@Space.Folding]

8:56 what am I looking at

[@pineapple3737]

fb rx7

[@xraider927]

Seems like a editing issue or something.

[@KSwapTheWorld69]

Albon Posts A Video... I Click It... Its That Simple. 🤷🏽

[@rm6330]

05:43 that's footage from Australia 😂😂

[@rhussain110]

This video has me HYPED!!!! Wanna take your FD and my RX-8 to ECR now? lol

[@kenricnarbrough8191]

you sir, are a very good narrator.

[@sanyoshi3466]

I am Japanese. There is a stone monument engraved on the Mazda test course that reads "Unrelenting Challenge."

[@SlightMegalophobicPerson]

Thanks for another video and you are very close to 300k though if you have time on 300k you should do a stream like all the other 1 mil youtubers

[@albonfilms]

Thank you!

[@sdx3918]

If the phrase "f**k the meta!" was a car. It may not be the fastest but it showed you don't have to do the things the "right" way to succeed.

[@electric80s13]

🙌🏽 Dorito power

[@ofthenearfuture]

Now I know the origin of the Mazdaspeed A-Spec "Type 2" FD RX-7 running lights come from, the 717C

[@SpooderMaine]

There should be a movie about the 787B

[@wcsoblake85]

I don't think I have ever heard the words reliable and rotary in the same sentence. I am hoping that in the next few years, a company like DuPont will make an Apex seal that will not need to be replaced every 5 tanks of gas lol

[@Blakek.]

Anyone else just watch this just to hear that sweet sweet exhaust note

[@94XJ]

Mazda's one podium finish ever in their entire endurance career...and somehow the car became a legend like it was dominant. It's a great cinderella story but it really kinda ruins the tale when car gets portrayed as some dominant beast that needed to be banned for anyone else to have a chance. It was the car that *at best* qualified 12 seconds slower a lap and was 2 laps down when the lead car had a clutch failure. The true magic of the 787b le mans win is because it had absolutely zero chance of competing...but somehow it the stars aligned, the Mercedes failed, car 55 held together and decided to go full-send and not take the reserved approach they were planning on.

[@A.J.Racing]

Yo I didn't know we had a racetrack here in sebring

[@JerryHelton-zo7dg]

You all do know the 787b was only 2.6 litre.It made 900 hp. The team de tuned it to 700hp to run the 24 hours of Le Mans.

[@Racers-Setup-Guide]

Le Mans wasn’t new at the time of the Cosmo, and it wasn’t just then “taking over the world”. Le Mans is the oldest endurance race in the world, first run in 1923

[@IbraheemMohsin-td9ky]

you have no idea how long ive been witing for a vid

[@AbbStar1989]

Who else here has a Hot Wheels 787b?

[@MinionInc]

Not me

[@paulreilly3904]

The Japanese guy was never known as Mr Le mans to any meaningful extent. Only 2 drivers have ever earned that exhalted title, Jackie Ickx, with 6 wins, and a career that saw him drive, and win, for Ferrari in Formula 1. And of course the great Tom Kristensen, who won 9 times at Le Mans.

[@georgesgranger6362]

When your going up against Mercedes, Porsche, Jaguar, Ferrari. You never had a chance to win

[@cool3865]

Fearrari didnt come back to LeMans until 1995

[@VictorPitstop]

Ah yes, time to learn about my favorite racecar, ever.

[@Dominik189]

The thing about the 787B is what we rotary guys now understand, the more rotors, the more reliable the engine is. But alas the more rotors, the more fuel the car's guzzle.

[@TontonCrousti-v2m]

The best way to get a reliable rotary powered car is to swap a conventional engine in it. Sorry, not sorry XD

[@Dominik189]

@@TontonCrousti-v2m then it stops being rotary. Which just shows how smooth brained such jokes and people who tell them are.

[@ExxonYT]

Hey Albon, any thoughts on bringing back the "why you cant afford" series? Would love to see it expand maybe even dabble in european or american tuner cars :)

[@darrenpang1318]

They need to bring back the Mazda Furaiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~~

[@IlokanoWarrior]

The closest thing we can get to the 787B in Mazda civilian cars is the RX7 or RX 8.

[@vwdubbsta]

Wasn’t this video put up like a year ago??

[@johnmarkgatti3324]

still think the rx3 was the cutest coupe ever ,and a light weight V8 killer .the 7 just got to heavy .

[@WayApp]

Refined driving dynamics

[@michaelhollingsworth8020]

The rototy engine was designed by Dr. Wrankle who worked for Audi.

[@klausledda5903]

the only thing that MAZDA did was they left a huge mark in motorsport history as the first ever japanese manufacturer and as well as the only rotary engine powered car to win in the prestigious 24hrs of lemans...

[@SylviaWashington-t2c]

717c 4 banger size, arch weight displacement balance planted downforce

[@JeffKopis]

Only 500 hp in 1987? Weren't the Porsche 917s making 800 hp way back in 1971??

[@chefcc90]

Best. Engine sound. Ever.

[@AngelLopez-hc2df]

❤ #Toyota GR Corolla ❤️

[@aspiceronni4462]

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