Driving Talladega Superspeedway To Support The Boys & Girls Club

Driving Talladega Superspeedway To Support The Boys & Girls Club

Truth be told, Corvettes and race tracks just naturally go together. So any opportunity to get America’s Only True Sports Car on a professional course will bring out the fiberglass faithful.

This well-organized Talladega Superspeedway charity event was no exception.

Proceeds of this event benefited the Boys and Girls Club of Central Alabama and the Boys and Girls Club of East Central Alabama. “DEGA Gives” is a donor-advised fund of The NASCAR Foundation.

To give this track experience a fresh perspective, we asked veteran track driver Bob Rio to get behind the wheel and give us his thoughts.

Click on the link below to read the article on Vettes of Atlanta Magazine.

Driving Talladega Superspeedway To Support The Boys & Girls Club

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