National Corvette Museum Announces Its 2026 Corvette Hall of Fame Class The National Corvette Museum has announced the four members of its 2026 Corvette Hall of Fame class, bringing together a designer, a product strategist, a senior General Motors executive, and one of the most important authors to chronicle the...
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Since he was a boy, Scott has had a love affair with cars - and sports cars in particular. His fascination with speed and fast cars was first fueled by his grandfather, who would frequently take him to car shows or to the local track. In college, Scott studied automotive technologies, and would spend his formative years working for a Chevy dealership. He has authored several books and is the founder of CorvSport.
Every Corvette has a story. Whether it’s a first-generation roadster that helped launch America’s Sports Car, a chrome-bumper Sting Ray, a big-block C3, a C5 Z06, or today’s mid-engine C8, every example traces its lineage back to a single moment in history. On June 30, 1953, the first production Corvette...
Well, the cat is finally out of the bag! Chevrolet unleashed the 2027 C8 Mid-Engine Grand Sport at the 12 Hours of Sebring in March 2026, and Corvette fans immediately took notice. Chevrolet arranged for five Grand Sport Corvettes to take a parade lap before the race. On the track...
Every Corvette season needs a starting line, and for thousands of enthusiasts, that line runs straight through Bowling Green. The Michelin National Corvette Museum Bash returns April 23–25, 2026, and this year’s event looks like exactly what it should be: part homecoming, part insider summit, and part rolling celebration of...
The Corvette isn’t resisting change—it’s redefining how to evolve without losing its soul. From mid-engine performance to hybrid innovation, it remains one of the last sports cars that still prioritizes connection, emotion, and the raw experience of driving in an increasingly electrified automotive world.
For half a decade, the mid-engine C8 Corvette has been married to a single transmission: TREMEC’s excellent TR-9080 eight-speed dual-clutch. The package delivers blistering performance and everyday civility, but it left a vocal slice of the Corvette faithful asking a simple question—will there ever be a clutch pedal again? This...
At 5:38 a.m. on February 12, 2014, the National Corvette Museum’s Skydome in Bowling Green did something no Corvette fan could have imagined: it failed. Not with a crack in the drywall or a harmless settling line—this was a full-on collapse. A massive sinkhole opened under the iconic dome and...
“There is an insatiable thirst in the sports car world for the ultimate in performance. And the ZR1 is certainly that in the Corvette lineup. It’s at the very top.” – Josh Holder, Corvette Chief Engineer While the eighth-generation Corvette has certainly pressed the boundaries of speed and performance with...
On Saturday, Corvsport.com was onsite in Daytona Beach, Florida for the 63rd Running of the Rolex 24 at the Daytona International Speedway. While there, we were fortunate enough to be present for the announcement of a new experience that will be introduced later this year at the NCM Motorsports Park...
It might be difficult to imagine today, but there was a period during one of General Motors’ more challenging financial eras that nearly saw the deliberate discontinuation of the Corvette – the C5 Corvette in particular – long before its eventual arrival in the final years of the twentieth century....
For the past several years, automotive enthusiasts have been debating the future of the branding behind Chevrolet’s flagship sports car. The rumor mills have certainly been busy, promoting the notion that the Corvette will spin off from Chevrolet and become its own, unique brand and that such a brand might...
Earlier this year, Corvsport.com introduced our readers to the NCM Motorsports Park Driving Academy programs. In that post, we provided a comprehensive overview of the Level One Academy driving program at the Motorsports Park. That experience, which consists of classroom instruction interlaced with an autocross session and two on-track driving sessions, was an immersive experience...
Are You Considering a Mid-Engine C8 Corvette Stingray?? Here’s Everything You Need to Know! For the past seventy-plus years, Corvette ownership has been an outward expression of the American Dream, the two-seater sports car that looks as stunning on the open road as it does parked next to the white...
Although Three Corvette Racing entries took on the 10-hour Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta on October 12th, and it wasn’t an easy run for The Bow Tie by any means, capping off a tumultuous inaugural season for the Corvette Z06 GT3.R. The No. 13 Corvette Racing machine, fielded by AWA Racing, was shared between...
If you just clicked on the link to this article, it’s likely you have more than a passing curiosity about either the Cadillac Blackwing, about running tour laps at the NCM Motorsports Park, or (ideally) about BOTH. Regardless of your answer, we’ve got you covered. What follows is Corvsport.com’s review...
When it comes to the Corvette, history has often proved two things: 1.) When a new-generation is announced and later, made available to consumers, an influx of used Corvettes from the earlier generations become available in the used car market. 2.) Those used Corvettes regularly depreciate rapidly in value, affording...
Each year during the extended Labor Day holiday weekend, the National Corvette Museum (located in Bowling Green, Kentucky) hosts its annual Anniversary Celebration, commemorating the opening of the museum in September 1994. As part of the weekend festivities each year, the Museum welcomes a new class of Corvette Hall of...
If you’ve spent any time on our website, then you know that Corvsport.com regularly partners with the NCM Motorsports Park to promote many of the exciting driving experiences offered there. Today, we’re excited to help promote an exciting new driving experience that will be available at the MSP in the...
Earlier this summer, I was visiting the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky and was pleasantly surprised to discover that Harley Earl’s SR-2 Sebring Racer was on display there. I was surprised by the comments people were making at the display how few seemed to know the history of...
Second Annual Women’s HPDI Experience at NCM Motorsports Park Last October, the NCM Motorsports Park in Bowling Green, Kentucky hosted it’s inaugural Mobil 1 Women’s High Performance Driving Introduction event. As part of an effort spearheaded by the Women in Motorsports North America (WIMNA) organization, the National Corvette Museum and...
So you’ve finally purchased your dream sports car. Whether its a Chevy Corvette, a Porsche 911, a Mazda Miata, or any of the countless other sports/performance-oriented cars available on the market today, purchasing a car that’s capable of quick acceleration, tight cornering, and unprecedented top speeds affords it owners a...
Calling all Corvette owners and enthusiasts alike! The 2024 National Corvette Museum’s “Corvette Caravan and 30th Anniversary Celebration” is just over a month away, and this event promises to be one of the biggest, most spectacular automotive events of the decade. Often referred to as the world’s largest moving automotive...
If road-racing and/or custom-built performance is your thing, we’ve found a unique Corvette just for you. This extremely rate, custom-built 2002 Corvette Z06 Le Mans Style Race Car is a bespoke creation currently for sale at Exotic Car Trader.com. Listed by its creator and current owner, this one-of-a-kind race car...
For the past decade, the NCM Motorsports Park has been the definitive destination for some truly remarkable Corvette driving experiences. Between offering a variety of available tour laps packages (in both their cars and yours), open track sessions, and HPDI/HPDE events, there has never been a shortage of opportunity to...
It’s no secret that Chevrolet likes to move the needle a bit every time they introduce a new model year. In terms of the Chevy Corvette, this can mean anything from changes in paint color to the introduction of an entirely new iteration of America’s favorite sports car. Since the...
Imagine wanting a 1966 Corvette convertible your entire life but realizing that it’d be too expensive to buy one that was in showroom quality condition. Then, imagine deciding you’d want to do a frame-off restoration if only you could find a donor car that was priced appropriately, but realizing that...
MONTEREY, Calif. – The newly paved racetrack at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca was a perfect match for the new Corvette Racing by Pratt Miller, which earned its first pole position with their Z06 GT3.R model, a brand new factory-built Corvette race car that debuted this season at the Rolex24 in Daytona,...
Earlier this month, Corvsport.com traveled back to the NCM Motorsports Park (MSP) in Bowling Green, Kentucky to drive the all-new 2024 Corvette E-Ray on track. The MSP has recently introduced a pair of brand new driving experiences that allow enthusiasts to encounter Chevrolet’s latest Corvette in ways that promise to get the...
While it is not commonly known, the origins of “CORVSPORT.COM” date back to about 2010 when two (somewhat younger) automotive enthusiasts had an idea to build an automotive website that showcased the decades long rivalry between the Corvette and the Porsche 911. The name “CORVSPORT” was originally developed as...
Over the past couple of years, Corvsport.com has shared several significant announcements from the National Corvette Museum and the NCM Motorsports Park, both located in Bowling Green Kentucky. We’ve also teased that some big announcements were coming in 2024 – and today, we’re pleased to share one of the...































