Chevrolet’s upcoming C8 Corvette ZR1 has raised the performance bar yet again, setting lap records at five different race tracks across the United States. The supercharged sports car, the most powerful Corvette ever built,

Chevrolet's newest Corvette, the ZR1, five production car lap records during a U.S. track tour, Chevy announced Tuesday.

Customers can finally spec their future 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1. Chevrolet sells $14,000 visible carbon fiber wheels

We're hoping you didn’t have any other plans for today, because Chevrolet has just launched the online configurator for the 2025 Corvette ZR1. We, of course, jumped on it right away and specced out our dream ZR1 build; we suspect that you'll want to do the same.

With straightaway speeds rivaling IndyCars, the ZR1 wiped out lap records set by the Porsche GT3 RS and McLaren Senna.

Watkins Glen, Road America, Road Atlanta, and Virginia International Raceway have all fallen to the C8 ZR1's speed. At the latter, both the 3.270-mile Full Course and the 4.2-mile Grand East Course had their records broken by the ZR1. You can see the full recap in a video at the end of this article, but here's one onboard to start.

Chevrolet is out for blood with the 2025 Corvette ZR1, and on Tuesday, the automaker announced that the 1064-hp affordable hypercar has set a slew of new production car lap records at some of America’s most famous racetracks.

There’s no debating the C8 Corvette ZR1 is a modern American supercar. After all, the thing can hit 233 mph, blowing away other performance models from this country. But what’s equally or perhaps even more impressive is the new ZR1 setting five lap records at American tracks.