Today, the idea of a Chevrolet V8 powered a Ferrari seems a bit impossible. Back in the 1950s, when Ferrari racing was just starting to take off in the United States, some of those cars ended up with Chevrolet V8s in them.

“I love the exhilaration of the car heading down the track. I love the peace of me and the car being one. I love the fans. It’s a package. I can’t break it up!”

The COPO is perhaps one of the nuttiest Camaro runs ever to be produced and this new generation is definitely shaping up to be the nuttiest of all.

Both were game changers in their respective areas. Jim Hall and Hap Sharp founded Chaparral Cars in 1962 and shook the racing world at its core. Kazunori Yamauchi and Polyphony Digital created Gran Turismo and rocked the simulator world by bringing nearly realistic racing to homes everywhere thanks to the Sony Playstation.

So, you are cruising down Interstate 680 heading south towards San Jose, California. The sun is shining, your tank is full and you feel pretty good. You pop one up and ride a wheelie, your buddy rides a longer one, and the next thing you know E-V-E-R-Y-B-O-D-Y is doing it. Good times, until of course, […] More »

Well, that didn’t take long. With the IndyCar season done for 2014, and very early we might add, it seems that Chevrolet Racing isn’t waiting to test out the new 2015 “Body Kits” for the Dallara DW12 chassis. However, in GM fashion, Chevrolet Racing is playing it down a bit. While these were not captured […] More »

It can be hard to find a place to go drifting if you’re new to the sport. However, it has become popular enough that there are drifting sanctions all over the U.S. East Coast, West Coast, and Mid-America all have places you can go drifting. We’re going to start with the West Coast. Southern California […] More »