Few track day activities tickle our fancy bone quite like a good Nurburgring chase and we're here to show you the latest feat of the sort. This adventure involves a BMW Z4 M Coupe, whose driver decided that the nose of his car would make a nice ornament for the rear view mirrors of a Corvette Z06.
As such, the BMW M guy chased the ex-generation Chevy throughout a complete lap, delivering quite the spectacle in the process.
The Z4 M even features a pedal cam, which means you'll get to see plenty of heel Green-Hell-and-toe action.
All the confidence displayed by the Bimmer driver might trick you into believing that driving this machine hard is easy. However, as its owner explains in the comments section of the YouTube video documenting the chase, the Z4 M Coupe feels anything but stable while flying from one Nordschleife vibrator to another. For one thing, you should keep in mind that the man has tons of flying Ring laps on his resume and yes, some of them did involve near crashes.
Truth be told, the driver of the Chevrolet Corvette Z06 delivered plenty of clean lines, so US metal fans also have plenty of reasons to zoom in on the piece of footage at the bottom of the page.
Speaking of Nurburgring chases, if these sort of adventures happen to float your boat, perhaps you should check out one of the most spectacular examples of the sort.
The adventure we're talking about took place the past weekend. As part of the velocity festivities preceding the Nurburgring 24H race, the Volkswagen Group launched a Green Hell offensive. And, among other, the stunt saw Bugatti CEO Wolfgang Durheimer getting behind the wheel of a Chiron and chasing a Bentley on the infamous German track. And no, Bugatti and Bentley's CEO didn't baby the 1,500 hp machine.
In his quest to bring you the most impressive automotive creations, Andrei relies on learning as a superpower. There's quite a bit of room in the garage that is this aficionado's heart, so factory-condition classics and widebody contraptions with turbos poking through the hood can peacefully coexist. Full profile
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