This Corvette edition will be available in three models, a convertible, a coupe and Z06. All are to commemorate the finale of the Corvette C6.R team’s partaking in the GT1 class of Le Mans and ALMS.

The model road cars will begin its processing by spring. They will be released in a yellow base with black accentuation, or a black base with yellow accentuation. The design of the car is crafted with the “Jake” Corvette Racing logo. On the lower portion of the car it will display the racing team’s triumphs.

On the interior part of the GT1 Championship Edition Corvettes, black leather is featured with yellow stitches and GT1 markings on the seats, center armrest and on the dash.

There will be 600 cars that will be produced, 200 for each model as mentioned above, in two sets of colors. The coupe and convertible models will be released with the customary Z51 performance system, which includes a more rigid suspension, larger braking system with cross-drilled rotors.

Price varies for each model. For the latest limited edition cars, a $7,480 push on the base price of $65,310 will do. For the convertibles, the price is at $71,815 and for the Z06 models, $86,385. The Corvette GT1 Championship Edition will start is debut to the public during the 12 Hours of Sebring, weekends of March.