The Škoda Sport or Škoda 1100 Sport (type 996) was a race and sports car manufactured by the Czechoslovakian automaker Škoda. The two-seat roadster with an aluminum body and a pontoon design came out in 1949.
The watercooled, OHV, four-cylinder, four-stroke engine with one or two compressors had a displacement of either 1089cc or 1221cc and a power output of 37 to 66 kW (50 to 90 hp) in suction and 48 to 132 kW (65 to 180 hp) in the compressor operation. This engine could bring the car up to speeds of 140 to 180 km/h (in suction mode).
The Sport appeared in 1950 parallel to the Škoda Super Sport (Škoda 1100 Super Sport). This vehicle was a single-seater designed with exposed wheels and an aluminum body. In addition to the aforementioned engines, the Super Sport was also offered with a motor with a 1490cc capacity. The engine and driving performance also corresponded to the aforementioned model.