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One Thing Held Back The Corvette ZR1 And It Wasn’t The Car, Says Nurburgring Expert
Charoudin also makes an important point about all of these times: cars like the ZR1X and ZR1 might not be the ultimate when it comes to repeatable results. He calls out Porsche and some of its high-end RM-tuned examples in the same way. Both are so extreme in their engineering that they might not be able to repeat their lap times back to back.
The performance world is still buzzing from the Corvette ZR1X Nürburgring lap time announcement, and hilariously, that includes the infamous Nazi dictator.
In 1971 the LS6 option cost $1,221 over the Corvette’s $5,496 base price, according to Mecum. That made it a fairly costly ...
Corvette’s 6:49.275 time puts it ahead of the Mustang GTD, but only gets it fifth place on the overall Ring leaderboard ...
In a social media post, Ford CEO Jim Farley hinted that the Mustang GTD would return to the Nürburgring to reclaim its title as the fastest American car.
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