• ZpeedFest Registration Open
• Corvette Daytona Prototypes Take the Track
• Build Your Own Z06 Winner Drawn
• Classic Glass Corvette Club Surprises Soldier
• Corvette Store Featured Item
• Berry Pinney Named Caravan Captain
• Bricks Make Great Valentine's Gifts

Forget about washing and waxing your ride for this event - it's all about performance and competition! ZpeedFest is open to participants with all models of GM competition oriented products including Camaro, Cobalt, CTS and of course Corvette.

Kicking off on Thursday, May 31 is a day of seminars from tuners and competitors filled with 'how to' information and demonstrations. Then Friday and Saturday (June 1-2) are dedicated to track time at Beech Bend Raceway. Participants will enjoy drag racing and autocross with several classes and trophies.

Check out the full agenda online here.

Five new Corvette Daytona Prototypes will compete under the Team Chevy Racing banner in the 50th Anniversary of the Rolex 24-Hours at Daytona! SPEED Network will be providing 10 hours of live coverage beginning at 3:30pm on January 28, with live coverage for the full 24 hours at speed.com.

Click here for the track event schedule for this weekend. Click here for the Grand AM website. Click here to be a "fan" of Team Chevy.

We are also in search of volunteers for Corvette Corrals at upcoming Grand-AM races. If you are interested in helping out at the events listed below, please email Roc or Karen: Barber Motorsports Park, Homestead-Miami Speedway, Belle Isle, Mid-Ohio, Road America, Watkins Glen 6/29-7/1 and 8/10-11, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Lime Rock.

Members of the Classic Glass Corvette Club of Marietta, Georgia surprised Sgt. First Class Adam Troxel upon his return from a tour of duty in Kuwait by doing a partial restoration of his 1980 Corvette. Troxel was amazed when he showed up to Day Chevrolet where a crowd of 150 people had gathered for the grand reveal of his car.

Troxel had asked his wife, Holly, to get the brakes done on the car while he was gone, but Holly took it a big step - or rather leap - further by approaching friend and club member Scott Oliver for help, and she had her husband's $6,000 re-enlistment bonus to put towards the project.

“We jumped on it,” club member Calvin Cruce said. “It was something we wanted to do. We just kind of picked the ball up and ran with it. It worked out just really wonderfully for us and for him. Through club members’ contacts, through the generosity of the Corvette community in general, we were able to do a mostly cosmetic restoration of the exterior and the interior.”

Read the full story online here at Hemmings and here at Corvette Blogger!