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Originally Posted by silverds
What point would it make, to run the Z/28 at, arguably, the most diverse and challenging track in the world, and not embrace the weather variability of the same?
If Chevrolet wants to be taken seriously on the world stage, and be in the same conversations with the Porsche 911 GT3 and Nissan GTR, they will need to be able to handle variable weather.
WET HAPPENS!
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Originally Posted by radz28
I don't understand the logic in this statement as it relates to Z/28. Clearly - Z/28 performed well in the weather. Clearly - there is more left in the time (how much we don't know outside what GM has stated).
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The logic is that, there is no point in Chevrolet seeking a better time, in better conditions. They have, potentially, earned more credibility within their target peer group by posting a respectable time that was achieved under less than perfect conditions, than by shaving 5 or 6 seconds, in a perfect weather "Glory" lap.