AUTOart Audi Sport quattro S1 Pikes Peak 1987 Röhrl #1 (Winner) 1:18

The 1987 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb marked a special milestone in motorsport history. Walter Röhrl conquered the legendary mountain in Colorado with the highly tuned Group B car from Ingolstadt in a then-record time of 10:47.850 minutes. This vehicle was characterised by its extreme aerodynamics with distinctive front and rear wings, as well as a heavily modified five-cylinder turbo engine that provided massive power output. The victory sustainably cemented the reputation of permanent all-wheel drive and solidified Röhrl's status at Pikes Peak.

AUTOart has recreated this historic winning vehicle with absolute precision in the classic collector's scale. The bodywork allows for an exact reproduction of the complex aerodynamic components as well as the distinctive racing livery. The opening doors and bonnets reveal the intricate technology within. The engine bay displays the meticulously recreated five-cylinder engine with all auxiliary units, cables, and hoses. The interior reflects the spartan, functionality-focused racing atmosphere, complemented by true-to-original instrumentation and a complete roll cage. Steerable front wheels and authentic racing rims harmoniously complete the overall impression of this model.