[VIDEO] Take a Deep Dive into the 2025 Corvette ZR1 with Savage Geese’s Exclusive Look at America’s New Hyper Car

The guys behind the “Savage Geese” YouTube channel are back with a new video in which they take a deep dive into the new 1064-hp 2025 Corvette ZR1. Jack and Mark from Savage Geese spent a lot of time with Corvette engineers, designers, and the car itself at the Milford Proving Ground and they have released this epic in-depth video that clocks in at a whopping 54 minutes!

We are still making our way through the full video since its Friday morning release, but already we’re excited to see Retired Corvette Chief Engineer Tadge Juechter discussing the C8 ZR1, its engineering, as well as how the ZR1 fits in with the Corvette’s rich heritage of creating the ultimate Corvette driving experience.

We also get to hear from engineers like Dustin Gardner (Assistant Chief Engineer of Small Block Engines), Mike Bailey (program engineering manager), and Chris Barber (lead development engineer) who talk about some of the early challenges they all had to overcome. Each of the major components on the ZR1 is also explored which includes the LT7 engine, cooling & oiling, aerodynamics, suspension, and more).

And then there’s the car itself! Savage Geese offers some great videography. We get to watch different test drivers piloting the C8 ZR1 at the storied Milford Proving Ground and there are also some great behind the curtain scenes as well. So grab your favorite beverage and settle down to watch the most in-depth conversation yet on the new King of the Hill…the 2025 Corvette ZR1!

From SavageGeese via YouTube:

We provide one of the most in-depth looks at the new 1064HP 2025 Corvette C8 ZR1. We head to GM to talk to the engineers behind the most extreme production Corvette. Exotic performance has a lower price tag compared to the competition. Will this twin-turbo supercar convert Porsche, Ferrari, and Lambo owners?

Source:
Savage Geese / YouTube via MidEngineCorvetteForum.com

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