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The
Camaro GS Racecar Concept pays homage to one of the most iconic cars of the legendary Trans Am road racing series, the #6 1969 Camaro adorned with blue-and-yellow paint driven by Mark Donohue. Mark Donohue was a dominant racer in the series and drove his 1969 Camaro to the series championship that year.
To pull off this feat GM's High Performance Vehicle Operations, North Carolina-based Riley Technologies re-created the look and feel of that standout racecar with a tribute that looks, sounds and drives like it's ready to do battle with its contemporary pony car competitors. In fact, the heritage-inspired racer is more than concept. It is an early prototype for the
Grand Am Koni Challenge GS racing class. Racecars like the GS Concept are offered and manufactured by Riley Technologies for the 2009
Grand-Am season.
The GS Concept features the race-ready suspension, reinforced chassis and drivetrain conform to the specifications required of racecars certified for the series. In fact, this racecar has already logged many hours on the racetrack as Riley team members worked to dial-in the chassis and powertrain.
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