Since Corvette Racing made its competition debut in 1999, the factory Chevrolet team has emerged as America’s premier production sports car racing team. The drivers, mechanics, engineers, support personnel and team managers of Corvette Racing have made everyone at Chevrolet proud. The coverage that the Corvette Racing team receives has propelled Corvette and Chevrolet onto the world stage. It took part in the American Le Mans Series in the GTS Class and competed in five 24 Hours of Le Mans races as a Corvette Racing entry. As for Corvette Racing's immediate future, GM's contract with Pratt & Miller runs through the 2010 season, meaning Corvettes are likely to continue racing for at least that long.

The Ethanol Promotion and Information Council (EPIC), the leader in bringing green fuels to motorsports, contracted KL Process Design Group to provide the cellulosic E85 racing ethanol used by Corvette Racing. Of course, performance is what counts in racing, so E85 ethanol's higher octane rating than gasoline wasn't overlooked by the Corvette Racing engineers. Our partnership with GM and Corvette Racing demonstrates ethanol's growing relevance in the consumer market.

Corvette Racing is America's premier production sports car racing team. Corvette Racing has enjoyed international success in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the world’s biggest sports car race, with five class victories since 2001.Corvette Racing is powered by E85 ethanol, a high-octane, renewable alternative fuel, in the 2008 American Le Mans Series. Corvette Racing has formed a technical partnership with the Ethanol Promotion and Information Council (EPIC) to spotlight E85 in the ALMS. Corvette Racing has also won accolades off the track.

Ron Fellows is a charter member of the championship-winning Corvette Racing team. In the late '90s Fellows became the primary development driver for GM Racing's Corvette C5-R program. In 2007, Fellows began a new phase in his career as an ambassador for Corvette and a technical advisor to GM Racing.

Corvette Racing's roster of championship-winning drivers will return in 2008 to race the Chevrolet factory team’s twin Compuware Corvette C6. Corvette Racing has won 63 of the 90 races it contested through the 2007season. America's favorite sports car now stands at the pinnacle of international road racing after winning seven consecutive American Le Mans Series GT1manufacturers and team championships and six straight drivers’ championships. Corvette Racing has followed the strategy first mapped out by legendary racer/engineer Zora Arkus-Duntov to put Corvette in the racing spotlight.

Continuity is one of the keys to Corvette Racing's long-term success, and the team is retaining its roster of championship-winning drivers in 2008. R is the most technically advanced sports car ever developed by GM, combining sophisticated chassis, power train and aerodynamic technology developed by GM Racing with the advanced engineering of the sixth-generation Corvette and Corvette Z06 production models. The same hydro formed frame rails used in production Corvette coupes and convertibles provide the foundation for the racing version. The GM small-block V-8 is America's most popular and most successful production-based racing engine.

2008 marks Corvette's 52nd year in international road racing. The people who own Corvettes are very aware of the product, and they understand how racing enhances the cars they drive. For more than 50 years, racing has played a key role in defining Corvette as America's performance icon. Now, with seven ALMS manufacturers championships, six drivers championships and five GT1 class victories in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, America's favorite sports car now stands at the pinnacle of international endurance racing.

The Corvette Racing team's list of accomplishments includes 45 1-2 finishes, five class victories in the 24 Hours of Le Mansard Petit Le Mans endurance races, five class wins in the Sebring 12-hour enduro, six class titles in the1, 000-mile/10-hour Petit Le Mans, and an overall victory in the Daytona 24-hour race. The team came prepared to race at every event, and ran with all of the passion and skill that have made Corvette Racing America's premier production sports car racing team. Through 2007, Chevrolet's factory team has won 63 races, seven consecutive American Le Mans Series GT1 manufacturers and team championships, and six straight drivers’ championships. This engine has powered more winning race cars and won more championships than any other engine in American motorsports. R race cars have won five out of the past seven years at the 24. Corvette Racing is America's premier production sports car racing team. Corvette Racing has enjoyed international success in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the world’s biggest sports car race, with five class victories since 2001. Corvette Racing is powered by E85 ethanol, a high-octane, renewable alternative fuel, in the 2008 American Le Mans Series. Corvette Racing has formed a technical partnership with the Ethanol Promotion and Information Council(EPIC) to spotlight E85 in the ALMS.