A 1.5 mile long timing loop set up on an air strip in the Mojave Desert recorded this Callaway SC757 cresting the 200 mph mark with ease.

Callaway Cars is gearing up to start building a “shooting brake” model of the C7. The company says a few will even be ready by the fourth quarter of 2016.

It’s good to be Corvette Forum member soulsea, very good. First off, he already has a 991 Porsche 911 Turbo S. Secondly, he recently traded in his 2015 shark for a 2016 white Z06. And thirdly, we’ve just named his new ride our Corvette of the Week!

If you were unaware, the Chevrolet Corvette GT3-R racer isn’t as pure-blood, soil-eating, firework-lighting American as you think. In actuality, it has quite a bit of Europa, Germany in particular, all up in it. The Callaway name should give that away.

It’s time for another “MotorWeek” Retro Review, so let’s look back at one of my favorite obscure cars of all time, the Callaway Supernatural.

Callaway says their new package for the Z06 fixes all those heat soak issues, and they have the data to back it up.

Nearly 30 years since the Callaway name first met with the Crossed Flags, the company is still going at it. And its latest monster is based on the best Corvette ever created: the 2015 Z06.