Rotary 787b Shorts

Description: Mazda 787B Group C Le Mans Rotary Race Car T-shirt, posters, and apparel. 787B Merch, fan art. Japanese Endurance Race car.

Description: First ever Japanese car which won at 24h of Le Man

Description: This digital illustration showcases a detailed side profile of the legendary Mazda 787B Group C prototype race car in its iconic orange and green livery.

Description: This digital illustration features the legendary Mazda 787B in its iconic orange and green Renown livery, paired with an anime-style female character.

Description: This digital illustration features a side profile and a three-quarter view of the legendary Mazda 787B race car, creatively paired with an anime-style female character, stylized layout panels, and traditional cloud accents.

Description: This digital illustration features a side profile and a three-quarter view of the legendary Mazda 787B race car, creatively paired with stylized layout panels and traditional cloud accents.

Description: This digital illustration features a detailed side profile of the legendary Mazda 787B race car set against traditional Japanese-style clouds, model lettering, and 4-rotor engine graphic callouts.

Description: This digital illustration showcases the iconic side profile evolution of Mazda's rotary legends, featuring the green RX-7 FB, white RX-7 FC, yellow RX-7 FD, and the historic 1991 Le Mans-winning 787B race car alongside their model codes and production years.

Description: A striking automotive illustration featuring the legendary green and orange Renown-liveried Mazda 787B rotary race car, framed by bold green "MID ENGINE CLUB" typography and Japanese text elements over an orange halftone dot pattern.

Description: A vibrant automotive illustration featuring dual perspectives of the iconic green and orange Renown-liveried Mazda 787B rotary race car, framed by bold red "MID ENGINE CLUB" typography and Japanese text elements over a halftone dot pattern.

Description: Endless Summer 5.2 is based on a photo I took in Summer of 2012 during a trip to the Mazda Factory and Museum in Hiroshima, Japan. A dear family friend of mine works for Mazda's head office and came along for the tour. When we got to the 787B, he pulled some strings and managed to get me 10-minutes alone with the legend itself. This design is based one of those images I was lucky enough to take.