The Cheetah's time was short-lived, however, as racing rules regarding homologation changed in 1964, upping the number of road-going versions of any given car required for qualification from 100 ...

No. 49’s days as a promotional car ended after its sister car, no. 50, was damaged in a wreck. At that point Greenwood had the car’s factory L88 V-8 ripped out and replaced with a race-spec ...

Powered by a 5.5-liter V8 derived from the regular Corvette LS7 unit instead of the supercharged Z06 small-block due to GTLM class regulations, the C7.R was the last front-engined Corvette race car.

General Motors' Chevrolet Corvette C4 race engineering team partnered with Lola Cars International, a British racing car manufacturer with extensive expertise in building race-winning prototypes ...

Interesting use of words, meaning that the styling of the race car was "based on" a 1988 Corvette with the GTO body kit. So, don't confuse the body kit shown here with the body used on the race car.