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No. 3 Corvette Z06 GT3.R clinched third place!

Photo Credit: Jake Galstad

Corvette Racing powered to a podium finish at the Monterey SportsCar Championship at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca on May 11, 2025, thanks to a strong performance by Antonio Garcia and Alexander Sims in the No. 3 Corvette Z06 GT3.R. The duo clinched third place, marking their second podium in just three GTD PRO races this season.

In a rare flag-to-flag green race with no cautions, strategy and execution were critical. The No. 3 car delivered flawless pit stops and held strong despite a few close encounters while fighting through the pack.

“The Corvette felt great, and the team did a fantastic job,” said Sims. “Given the pace, third was where we deserved to be. Pratt Miller had the car dialed in perfectly.” said Sims.

2026 Corvette Interior
2026 Corvette’s Redesigned Interior
No Wall, 3-Screens, And So Much More!



Photo Credit: Cherolet

Chevrolet is shaking things up for 2026 with a major interior redesign for the Corvette lineup—including the Stingray, E-Ray, Z06, and ZR1.

Click the image above to view the full photo gallery and take a closer look at what’s new from every angle. You’ll quickly notice one of the biggest changes: the wall of buttons is gone. In its place is a sleek, modern three-screen layout complemented by optional suede, leather, and carbon fiber finishes, along with a wider range of interior color options.

One standout addition is the new PTM Pro (Performance Traction Management) feature, giving advanced drivers the ability to customize traction and stability control settings—even allowing full disengagement without exiting PTM mode.

Additional interior updates inclu [...]

La Jolla 2025

This weekend, Sunday April 25th – 27th, 2025!

Photo Credit: lajollaconcours.com

Get ready for a weekend of elegance, performance, and world-class automotive design at the 2025 La Jolla Concours d’Elegance, taking place this weekend along the breathtaking coastline of La Jolla, California. 

We’re proud to announce that Corvette Mike Vietro is once again a featured sponsor of this prestigious event, celebrating its reputation as one of the finest classic car showcases in the country. With a legacy of passion for Corvettes and collector cars spanning over four decades, Corvette Mike is honored to be a part of this world-class gathering of automotive excellence.

Among the 170-plus cars on display this year, Corvette Mike will be displaying two stunning examples of American performance and design:

1967 Red Corvette – A bold and timeless icon from the final year of the

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Historic 1.968-Mile, 11-Turn Temporary Street Circuit!

Photo Credit:  Richard Prince for Corvette Racing

The streets of Long Beach weren’t kind to Corvette Racing this weekend. Both Z06 GT3.R entries were hampered by contact in a dramatic and chaotic 100-minute sprint.

The No. 13 AWA Corvette, driven by Orey Fidani and Matt Bell, overcame early contact and a trip to the tire barriers to finish 13th in GTD. Despite bodywork damage and losing a lap, the pair battled back to finish on the lead lap.

The No. 36 DXDT Racing Corvette, piloted by Tommy Milner and Robert Wickens, was running an impressive sixth before late-race contact tore away the left-rear bodywork, forcing an unscheduled stop with just 16 minutes to go.

The weekend still had its bright spots—Wickens made his WeatherTech debut using a hand-control brake system and showed impressive

C9 Concept

New Corvette Concept Unveiled in UK!

Photo courtesy of GM

Exciting news from General Motors! They’ve just revealed a captivating Corvette concept at their brand-new advanced design studio in Royal Leamington Spa, England. This concept, while not destined for production, offers a glimpse into the future of Corvette design, showcasing GM’s “blank-page” approach.

Key highlights include sleek, aerodynamic lines, a striking “Apex Vision” spine (a modern take on the ’63 Sting Ray’s split window), and a lightweight, 3D-printed structure. This design exploration hints at potential EV integration and a strong race-inspired aesthetic. The UK studio, staffed with top design talent, will play a crucial role in shaping future Corvette and Cadillac EV models for the European market. GM has also announced that there will be more Corvette concepts coming in 2025. Stay tuned for further updates!

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