As a typical non-profit company in public ownership, the Nürburgring has never been forced to make profits. Mis-management led to losses, but the setup originally allowed for maintenance and investment from the funds earned. This all will change dramatically, when a private company has to satisfy investors. Twenty…

It could depend on what year this race was done. I know the early ZR-1s had Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 runflats prior to the Sport Cup tires. But yeah, it's a bit odd. The GT2 RS uses Sport Cup tires too.

If a Panamera gets a pass... so do the ZL1 and Z28, they probably have more sports car in them.

When did "sports car" become so encompassing? Shouldn't a sports car be:

thats what i saw too and the size compared to that doge ram is too big compared to a grand am.

"But that's why we can't have them doing the stupid things at much higher speeds". Ugh...she still doesn't get it haha.

Haha,so funny

That happened when I drove out to Wisconsin last year. You suddenly realize, "Hey, I have to get out of the car to do this like some sort of heathen."

The Corvette is way up that list if you are going value for dollar. That's damn near a supercar for money that regular people could possibly swing.

The Corvette (ZR-1)
Crazy fast, wickedly powerful and an amazing track car.

CTS V

Blah Blah Blah Supercars.... What is more impressive?

there is no replacement for displacement — rAWR

Literally.

As a lifelong Texan I can honestly say that fierce loyalty to and the love of the place where you live has to be one of the most polarizing topics out there, from state to state, east to west, north to south. It often has no rhyme or reason to those who have lived their lives elsewhere, but we all feel it and we all…

Ah the dreaded Roosevelt Boulevard. It is quite a problem child for the Philadelphia area. Street racing is not unknown on this road especially on the inner drive but not the only issue. It's next to impossible to cross via car or pedestrian. The Boulevard's convoluted inner and outer drives make timing of lights and…

Drag racing is really not my thing. And no this is not because I own a MINI Cooper. I just don't see the point of a 10 second flat out driving in drag strip compared to HPDEs where you have couple hours of driving in race track. To me, HPDE >>> autocros >> drag racing.

In California, where I live, if you're caught street racing they crush your car, in front of you...

YEA BUT WUT ABOUT MY STREET CRED? DA STREETZ BRO!

In all seriousness, whenever a young, rough-around-the-edges street racer kid shows up at the local SCCA Solo events, we try and take him in the best we can and unpimp ze auto. Most times though, they feel as if they graduated to Time Attack or some nonsense after 1…