Chevy Camaro NASCAR Race Car Updated For Xfinity Series
The production Chevy Camaro has a fresh new face for 2019. Why shouldn’t the Xfinity NASCAR version?
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The production Chevy Camaro has a fresh new face for 2019. Why shouldn’t the Xfinity NASCAR version?
With an all-new Silverado 1500 hitting showrooms, Chevy felt it was time to update its NASCAR race truck.
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Chevrolet’s new COPO Camaro offers a new, high-revving V8 with a short-stroke crank.
And it will make its public debut at the 2015 SEMA Show in Las Vegas.
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Meet the fourth – and final – iteration of the fifth-generation COPO Camaro and, as before, only 69 of these NHRA stormers will be built.
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The Silverado will be present at all NHRA events this year.
The Camaro may be pacing the 500, but the Vette is pacing the IndyCar Grand Prix.
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Three-time Indy 500 winner Dario Franchitti will drive the Indy pace car.
The brand will be the title rights sponsor of the U.S. Nationals at Lucas Oil Raceway.
Starring none other than Mark Reuss, Jim Campbell, and Jeff Gordon, among others.
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