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In an innovative crossover between motorsports and public safety, technology developed by Pratt Miller Motorsports - home of the Corvette Racing team - is being adapted to help protect first responders. At CES 2025, industrial truck manufacturer Oshkosh unveiled how they're using racing-derived technology to help prevent tragic accidents involving emergency vehicles. This adaptation of Corvette Racing's sophisticated monitoring systems could help save lives on our public roads.

 
The upcoming 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 is already proving to be one of the fastest performance cars in the world. With General Motors President Mark Reuss behind the wheel at a test track in Germany, it recorded a jaw-dropping top speed of 233 mph. No other current production car priced under $1 million has exceeded this speed. Not only did the new Corvette ZR1 consistently surpass 230 mph on multiple runs, but it also set a new benchmark for American sports cars.

 
Chevrolet recently announced that they are getting ready to use the Corvette C8.R race car for this year's IMSA WeatherTech Sports Car Championship in the U.S. It will also head over to the FIA World Endurance Championship, which takes place in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. After those two races, the C8.R will head to Le Mans.