Porsche 911 and consistency: the myth that keeps shining!
There are cars that go down in history. And there are others, like the Porsche 911, that keep writing it with every corner. Discover why it remains the king of regularity rallies and how Blunik drives its legend forward.
The legacy of a never-dying myth
When we talk about classics that define an era, few cars inspire as much passion as the Porsche 911. Born in the 1960s and perfected over the decades, it is not just a sports car: it is a trusted companion for drivers and co-drivers who see regularity as a discipline where every second counts.
Its presence in events such as the Historic Rally of Portugal, the Rally of Bastogne, the Tour de Corse, or the charismatic Rallye des Princesses makes it an undisputed protagonist. But what makes it so special to compete today, more than half a century after its birth?
Pros of the Porsche 911 in regularity
The 911 is synonymous with reliability and mechanical loyalty. In a world where every breakdown can take you out of the race, this Porsche has proven to be a solid and robust machine, with endurance tested on both open and closed stages.
- Rear-wheel drive and unique sensations: for many, the driving pleasure of a 911 is unmatched. The balance between power and control offers a special thrill in every corner.
- Enviable track record: Costa Brava, MonteCarlo Historique, Portugal Historic… just look at the podiums to understand its value.
- Adaptability to different terrains: tarmac, mountains, fast or winding roads… the 911 feels right at home.
- Charisma and authenticity: competing with a 911 means being part of a legend shared by thousands of fans worldwide.
Cons of the Porsche 911 in regularity
No car is perfect, and the 911 also has its challenges in regularity rallies:
- Taming the rear-wheel drive: for those not used to it, it can be demanding in adverse conditions.
- Cost and maintenance: a classic of this level requires investment, both in fine-tuning and in original parts.
- Weight and ergonomics: solid and reliable, but not always the most comfortable for long stages.
Still, for many drivers, these “cons” become challenges that make the discipline even more exciting.
The secret behind success: regularity with Blunik
One detail many don’t know is that a large number of these Porsche 911s carry a Blunik on the co-driver’s dashboard. More than 100 teams across Europe trust Blunik II and Blunik II Plus to get the most out of their classic, ensuring the precision and safety that regularity demands.
The sensors are usually mounted on the front wheels, with inductive options that make use of the original mechanics or magnetic ones, equally reliable. The result: guaranteed precision for both beginners and podium contenders.
Some Porsche 911s in good hands
We can’t list them all, but here are some teams we regularly see in rallies with their Porsche 911s and Blunik:
BE Yves Deflandre / Jennifer Hugo — Porsche 911 SC
CAT Carles Miró / Ivan Matavacas — Porsche 911 SC
CAT Joaquim Muntada / Jan Rosa — Porsche 911 Carrera
CAT Tere Armadans / Anna Vives — Porsche 911
ESP Antonio Ochogavias / Manuel Macho — Porsche 911
ESP Francisco Benavente del Río / Sergi Giralt — Porsche 911
FRA Guislain Gaubert / Thibaut Lormand — Porsche 911
GER Sven-Otto Rumpfkeil / Rinhard Kessemeier — Porsche 911 T2.0
ITA Maurizio Colpani / Claudio Quarantani — Porsche 911 SC
If you’re one of them, let us know: we’d love to meet you and follow you through each rally stage!
The future of the legend
Competing with a 911 is not just racing: it’s living a unique experience that combines history, passion, and technology. And with Blunik, every second becomes an opportunity to write another chapter.
Discover now the Blunik II and Blunik II Plus: the technology already supporting more than 100 teams in historic regularity rallies.
