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The rear fascia of this C7 Corvette ZR1 took some significant heat damage as its owner John Anhalt broke the record in the unlimited class at the Big Ben Open Road Race with an average speed of 173.004 mph over 118 miles.

Continue reading [VIDEO] This Record-Setting C7 Corvette ZR1 Literally Melted During A 118-Mile Open Road Race at Corvette: Sales, News & Lifestyle.

This 1974 Corvette offered for sale on Bring a Trailer harkens back to the first Corvettes with its White exterior and dipped Red interior, and it should offer any buyer a great way to get into the Corvette hobby without breaking the bank.

Continue reading Corvettes for Sale: 1974 Corvette with a L48 350 Offered on Bring a Trailer at Corvette: Sales, News & Lifestyle.

Get ready to see a splash of pink leading the NASCAR field this weekend in Martinsville. Chevrolet is continuing its powerful tradition of supporting breast cancer awareness by bringing back its vibrant pink Corvette Stingray. The car already paced the field at Talladega this past weekend and will do so again at Martinsville, marking Chevrolet’s 15th year backing the American Cancer Society’s “Making Strides Against Breast Cancer” initiative.

Chevrolet’s commitment to fighting breast cancer runs deep. This 15-year partnership with the American Cancer Society (ACS) highlights the brand’s dedication to raising funds and awareness. Todd Christensen, Director of Motorsports Marketing & Activation for Chevrolet, said, “Chevrolet stands with the American Cancer Society’s efforts to end breast cancer. When the pink Chevrolet Corvette Stingray pace car leads the NASCAR Cup Series field… we hope fans will join us in raising funds for ACS by participating in ‘Making Strides Against Breast Cancer’ events across the U.S. this October.”

The striking pace car does more than just lead the field; it actively raises money. For every caution lap the Pink Corvette Stingray completes during the Talladega and upcoming Martinsville Cup Series races, Chevrolet donates $500 (up to $25,000). New this year, Chevy is adding even more support, pledging an extra $1,500 (up to $25,000) for each Team Chevy driver who scores a top-10 finish in those two races, significantly boosting the potential contribution.

The impact of this campaign is already proven. In 2024, the pink pace car (then a Camaro SS) completed 54 caution laps between the two races, raising $18,900 for the ACS. That very Camaro pace car was recently auctioned off at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale on October 17, with 100 percent of the hammer price benefiting the charity. After its 28-lap debut at Talladega this past Sunday, the Corvette pace car will return for the crucial Martinsville race, continuing its fundraising mission.

While the Pink Corvette Stingray looks incredible leading the pack, its true purpose resonates far beyond the race track. It serves as a high-speed symbol of hope and a rolling reminder of the ongoing fight against breast cancer. Chevrolet’s continued dedication ensures that every lap turns contributes to vital research and support, driving towards a future free from the disease.

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We hope the driver of this Black C8 Corvette Coupe will be okay after his car left the pavement and went through a metal fence before coming to a halt in a field.

Continue reading [ACCIDENT] C8 Corvette Driver Airlifted to Hospital After Crashing into a Field at Corvette: Sales, News & Lifestyle.

This C8 Corvette ZR1 has done it all from drag racing to running nearly 200 mph at Daytona, but now the owner points out that the heavy downforce may be contributing to paint chips on the rear fascia.

Continue reading [VIDEO] Potential Issue? Paint Chips Caused by Downforce on the C8 ZR1 High Wing at Corvette: Sales, News & Lifestyle.