Sport Quattro
The Audi Sport Quattro, unveiled in 1984, is a shortened version of the Audi Quattro designed for rallying. It features a 2.1-liter five-cylinder turbo engine producing approximately 306 horsepower, offering exceptional handling due to its reduced wheelbase. This version made a significant impact in motorsport history, securing notable victories, including the San Remo Rally in 1985. (audi.com)
Variants by year
1985
Model summary
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Model introduction
The Audi Sport Quattro, unveiled in 1984, is a shortened version of the Audi Quattro designed for rallying. It features a 2.1-liter five-cylinder turbo engine producing approximately 306 horsepower, offering exceptional handling due to its reduced wheelbase. This version made a significant impact in motorsport history, securing notable victories, including the San Remo Rally in 1985. (audi.com)
History
The Audi Sport Quattro was introduced in 1984 to meet the Group B rally homologation requirements, necessitating vehicles produced in small numbers. With a wheelbase shortened by 320 mm compared to the standard Audi Quattro, it offered enhanced agility on demanding terrains. Its 2.1-liter five-cylinder turbo engine produced approximately 306 horsepower, enabling exceptional performance. In 1985, the Audi Sport Quattro S1 E2 debuted with aerodynamic and technical enhancements, winning the San Remo Rally that year. (audi.com)
Generations
The Audi Sport Quattro belongs to the first generation of the Quattro series, characterized by the introduction of permanent all-wheel-drive technology. This generation revolutionized rallying by providing superior traction on all surfaces, setting new performance standards. (audi.com)
Key differences
Compared to the standard Audi Quattro, the Audi Sport Quattro features a wheelbase shortened by 320 mm, providing enhanced agility. Its 2.1-liter five-cylinder turbo engine produces approximately 306 horsepower, compared to 200 horsepower in the standard version. These modifications were designed to improve rally performance. (audi.com)
Photo recognition
The Audi Sport Quattro can be identified by its shortened wheelbase, flared wheel arches, and rally-inspired distinctive design. Production models are rare, making them valuable to collectors. (audi.com)
Important versions
The 1985 Audi Sport Quattro S1 E2 version is particularly notable for its aerodynamic and technical enhancements, having won the San Remo Rally that year. (audi.com)
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Technical specifications
Structured data available for versions linked to this model.
| Version | Power | Torque | Top speed | Drivetrain | Fuel |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base | 147 KW @ 5900 RPM200 HP @ 5900 RPM197 BHP @ 5900 RPM | 199 lb-ft @ 3000 RPM270 Nm @ 3000 RPM | 138 mph (222 km/h) | All Wheel Drive / 5-Speed manual | Gasoline |
Frequently asked questions
- What years was the Audi Sport Quattro produced?
- ScanRacer's referenced versions cover 1985.
- What is the power output of the Audi Sport Quattro?
- The sourced technical data lists 147 KW @ 5900 RPM200 HP @ 5900 RPM197 BHP @ 5900 RPM.