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An exciting convergence of motorsports technology and public safety is underway, as innovations from Pratt Miller Motorsports, the force behind Corvette Racing, are being used to enhance first responder safety. At CES 2025, Oshkosh, a prominent industrial truck maker, demonstrated how they're integrating racing-derived technology to help prevent accidents involving emergency vehicles. This move to apply Corvette Racing's advanced monitoring systems to everyday roads has the potential to save countless lives.

 
The upcoming 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 is set to become one of the fastest performance cars on the market. General Motors President Mark Reuss recently took the ZR1 for a test run on a track in Germany, reaching a mind-blowing top speed of 233 mph. No other production car under $1 million has achieved this speed level. During several runs, the new Corvette ZR1 consistently surpassed 230 mph, setting a new standard for American-made sports cars.

Chevrolet has announced that it will award $165,000 in scholarships. They are for the 2022 marketing and journalism interns attending HBCUs. The scholarships are part of the automaker's longstanding partnership with the NNPA.

 
Start your engines race car lovers! Chevy recently announced their upcoming role in the global racing circuit for 2022. Their Corvette C8.R will be entered in a number of races this coming year, starting with the United States IMSA WeatherTech Sports Car Championship. After performing there, it will move on to the FIA World Endurance Championship. This takes place in various locations in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. Rounding out the tour, the Corvette will be featured at Le Mans during July.

 

Loving, caring households take in children who have been abandoned or removed from their homes, and Arizona Helping Hands (AHH) is there for those children and their families every step of the way. This compassionate and caring non-profit does everything it can to help children in foster care receive essential items after leaving their homes with nothing but the clothes on their backs.

We all like to think that we are pinnacles of perfection when behind the wheel, slipping seamlessly in and out of traffic with ease and dexterity. But we also know that there are some truly terrible drivers out there. Take a look below to see a few signs of bad driving that might ring some bells.

NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon goes undercover for a promotional prank where he pretends to be an amateur and then drove a Chevy Camaro around a Chevrolet dealership like the Pro driver he is.