The Corvette ZR1 has quickly become one of the most talked-about performance cars in America, and NCM Motorsports Park Driving Club member Jeffrey Cain is among the first enthusiasts in the country to experience that performance firsthand. He took delivery of the powerful machine this past winter and wasted no time breaking in the mileage and getting it on track.

Cain regularly brings it to MSP, where he can safely explore its capabilities on the facility’s 3.2-mile, 23-turn road course. “The ZR1 is an incredible car, but you don’t truly appreciate what it’s capable of until you drive it on a road course,” he said. “Every session teaches you something new about the car, and the Driving Club gives you the opportunity to build your confidence while enjoying it the way it was engineered to be driven.”

ZR1XTakes on Driving Club at NCM Motorsports Park

The NCM Motorsports Park Driving Club gives enthusiasts like Cain the opportunity to enjoy their vehicles in the environment they were engineered for. Members receive access to private track days, professional instruction, driver development opportunities, exclusive events, and reciprocal agreements with partner tracks throughout the country.

The club welcomes all makes and models, creating a community where drivers can improve their skills while sharing their passion for performance driving.

ZR1 drives by the iconic spire at the National Corvette Museum

The ZR1 may be grabbing headlines today, but the philosophy remains the same.

Whether you’re behind the wheel of Chevrolet’s newest supercar or another performance vehicle, there’s no substitute for experiencing it on a world-class road course.

For Jeffrey Cain, the Corvette ZR1 isn’t just another remarkable car. It’s another reason to spend time doing what he loves…driving.