[VIDEO] 2025 Corvette ZR1 Bird Strike and Dyno Run

Last week we featured a post about a 2025 Corvette ZR1 owner whose Dragy showed the new American supercar doing a 60-130 mph pull in 4.49 seconds! That is really moving as our comparison to other supercars’ 60-130 mph times that cost a whole lot more showed.

In that post, we had learned that the owner set the time on the way to Livernois Motorsports in Dearborn Heights, MI to put the car on the dyno. The Corvette ZR1’s owner, who goes by the handle of Metraman on the Corvette Forum, had uploaded the three PDF graphs from the dyno and now we have this video to go along with those dynojet runs for some additional context.

Metraman says all three runs were “done in 5th gear as 4th gear was quite a bit less”. His three dynojet runs showed the following:

• 952.01 HP and 791.56 TQ – Uncorrected
• 985.31 HP and 813.25 TQ – SAE
• 1003.20 HP and 834.12 TQ – Standard

There is also this new video of the car rolling from 20 mph up to 140 mph which is supposedly where the 4.49 Dragy time comes from. There is quite a bit of movement from the rear of the car as it was accelerating, and from that we can see why the ZR1X and its all-wheel drive would be preferred (for us) because at least with the AWD, you’re not half expecting for the rear to completely go sidewise. However, I was captivated by the ZR1’s performance and watched it several times as I can’t get over seeing just how fast the speedometer increases.

This car is fantastic and pulls like this will continue to cement its all-powerful status. However, we do feel a bit sorry for that bird which struck this Yellow ZR1 at over 120 mph. No coming back from that…

What are your thoughts on the performance of the Corvette ZR1? Let us know in the comments below!

Source:
CorvetteForum.com

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