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I get nervous every time I do my first race of the season. Those are very good times for a C7.I did 3 passes.
First one was 18+.
My excuse(s).......I'd only owned the car about 27 hours. I scrambled in the box to get my helmet on.....1st time IN a cage with a helmet, and it threw me off. I was also spinning the rears for more than half track (M7). I didn't have a clue wtf was going on.
Next one (in the video) was either 11.36 or 11.56.
It's a Z06/Z07.I get nervous every time I do my first race of the season. Those are very good times for a C7.
They are all clickbait sites. Wait until it's announced at a Bash or Carlailles or somewhere where GM biggies go.Article on carscoop says the same thing but I cannot find , a way to share. I am not that good on computers. Article was printed on 30/12/2022. Up to now , these prints, do not mention years but say very soon. Will keep searching.
Drag racing is about the easiest thing on a car. There is more risk in the parking lot than at a drag strip. I never bothered warming my tires. I'd just go to have fun. The most fun you can have with your clothes on!Personally, I cannot imagine taking my car onto any track.
I would be mortified if I ever damaged it, warranty coverage or not.
I've worked damn hard to be in a position where I can afford one of these - I'm not going to mess it up by pushing it to the 'extremes'.
I will be that guy in the E-Ray that you pull up beside at the lights, revving your engine a few times, and leaving in your rear view mirror.
To make matters worse, I will probably switch it to stealth mode, just so I too can enjoy the sounds and smells of your performance and spent rubber.
If that 'need for speed' gets too overwhelming, I'll rent something exotic on my next Vegas trip.