Rothmans Challenge Porsche 944

1986 Rothmans Challenge Series Porsche 944
26,000 kilometers 
Water pump and timing belt in last 1,000 kilometers 
1 of 31 cars Produced
The Rothmans Porsche 944 Challenge (later the Rothmans Turbo Cup) was a highly competitive, single-make racing series in Canada that ran from 1986 to the early 1990s. Conceived by Canadian David Deacon to showcase Porsche’s performance, the series launched the careers of famous Canadian racers like Ron Fellows.
History and Evolution
• 1986–1987 (The 944 Challenge): The series started using naturally aspirated Porsche 944s, providing an accessible and affordable racing platform for both amateurs and professional drivers.

1 of 31 Rothmans series race cars

By the way, this is considered to be a factory race car, therefore, next time when Porsche is doing the Rennsport Reunion, this vehicle is eligible to be on track with those factory 935, 962 and probably you will be racing Hans Stuck and Derek Bell.

because it’s a vintage car, it would be eligible in both vintage and Porsche events. Recently there has been a resurgence in the spec 944 series – based upon the original Rothmans Cup. If you’re looking for a historical Porsche car that you can run on a budget but still have a car that will appreciate, this car fits the bill.