Chevrolet reveals 2012 Corvette Daytona Prototype Chevrolet on Tuesday at Daytona International Speedway revealed the first of Grand-Am’s third-generation Rolex Series Daytona Prototypes. The new cars might not turn out to be much quicker than their predecessors—DPs retain most of the existing suspension, drivetrain and electronics—but most observers should find them more visually appealing. The Corvette DP takes advantage of new regulations allowing for “more potential for brand character and design.” Highlights of the new rules include a smaller greenhouse, a more upright nose and a higher tail. Read More

Chevrolet reveals 2012 Corvette Daytona Prototype
Chevrolet on Tuesday at Daytona International Speedway revealed the first of Grand-Am’s third-generation Rolex Series Daytona Prototypes.

The new cars might not turn out to be much quicker than their predecessors—DPs retain most of the existing suspension, drivetrain and electronics—but most observers should find them more visually appealing. The Corvette DP takes advantage of new regulations allowing for “more potential for brand character and design.” Highlights of the new rules include a smaller greenhouse, a more upright nose and a higher tail.

Read More