So the engine is in the front right? Lol
Introduced in 2012, the Corvette Daytona Prototyped of IMSA’s Tudor Series has reflected the lines and characteristics of the street-going car. Hot on the heels of Chevy’s release of the C7 Corvette Stingray, the Daytona Prototypes get a fierce makeover as well.
Be among the first to witness them in competition and come to the Roar Before the Rolex 24 on January 9-11. It’s a great chance to watch these masterpieces of speed without the crowds of the Rolex 24.
So the engine is in the front right? Lol
Caught a peek at PRI, it's intimating and breathe taking all at the same time
What is a "fierce makeover"
dean1484 wrote: What is a "fierce makeover"
they made new molds for the carbon fiber body panels.
So wait, tell me again how this car relates to a Corvette? Is it kind of like how a NASCAR COT relates to an actual Camry?
irish44j wrote: So wait, tell me again how this car relates to a Corvette? Is it kind of like how a NASCAR COT relates to an actual Camry?
more or less... but they are just race cars and GM wanted some name recognition for a car that they actually sell at dealers to help justify throwing millions of dollars a year at these cars, so just relax..
novaderrik wrote:irish44j wrote: So wait, tell me again how this car relates to a Corvette? Is it kind of like how a NASCAR COT relates to an actual Camry?more or less... but they are just race cars and GM wanted some name recognition for a car that they actually sell at dealers to help justify throwing millions of dollars a year at these cars, so just relax..
+1 to Novaderrik something Chrysler should pay attention to. A Viper version to compete against the Vette's might have been interesting, especially after their win in the GT ranks. Oh well.
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