If you think that’s bad, another statement in the guideline will even inconvenience E-Ray drivers that are just spectating. “If driven to NCCC events, [EVs and hybrids] should be parked 30 feet minimum from structures or other vehicles.” Personally, this regulation is bizarre, as it inconveniences certain individuals based simply on the car they drive.
Combustion-engined vehicles can also catch fire, so it’s strange that only electrified vehicles are being singled out here. We get the track aspect, but parking takes it a stretch too far. It would be surprising if these regulations remain like this for the foreseeable future, as the E-Ray forms part of the Corvette lineup and has already attracted the attention of loyal customers.
For now, if you want to hit the track, it seems you’ll have to leave the E-Ray at home and take something else. Hopefully, this changes in the future.
