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Mazda MX-5 GT4 now on sale

Race-ready Mazda MX-5 GT4 track car is now available for £125,000

If the standard Mazda MX-5 is too slow, you can now buy the full track-ready MX-5 GT4 race car for £125,000.

Powered by a turbocharged version of the standard car’s 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine, the race car is tuned specifically for continental GT and GT4 championships.

Built by British firm Jota Sport, the GT4 has lightweight carbon-fibre doors, front splitter and rear diffuser, as well as a carbon-fibre rear wing. The glass windows have been replaced with lightweight Polycarbonate, too, while inside there’s a carbon-fibre dash.

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These weight saving measures have slashed the weight of the GT4 to a mere 1,000kg – that's 175kg less than a road-going MX-5 with an automatic 'box.

The turbocharged engine, which now puts out more than double the standard 2.0-litre’s 158bhp, is teamed with a six-speed paddle-shift sequential gearbox, a racing clutch and adjustable traction control. Ensuring you stop as quickly as you go, there's also a set of upgraded AP Racing brakes.

Mazda hasn't provided official performance figures yet, but expect major improvement on the road car’s best 0-62mph time of 7.6 seconds.

The MX-5 GT4 isn’t road legal but, in order to meet FIA racing regulations, there’s mandatory safety equipment including a full roll-cage and fire extinguisher.

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