🏁v🚩 Corvette Racing

. Once again, Corvette is a contender for another title heading into the season finale of the 2025 WEC season, and once again, the competition is fierce and the chances are slim… but when has that ever stopped Corvette Racing? 😄 This time the #81 Corvette is challenging 2 other cars in the LMGT3 class: the #92 Manthey 1st Phorm Porsche 911 GT3 R, and the #21 Vista AF Corse Ferrari 296 GT3. The #33 officially exited the picture in Fuji, so it's all down to Andrade, Eastwood & Van Rumpuy to net the Corvette another title this year, after the first 2 delivered in ELMS. Coming off another title should hopefully give them a boost and hope about the fact it can be done. However, they'll need a bit of luck on the side, as the #81 team is the third and last placed contender of the 3, with the #92 Porsche team enjoying a 24pt championship lead, followed by the #21 Ferrari which is 13pts ahead. They still have multiple winning scenarios, although each are easier said than done.

NOTE: The 4 sections are the 4 different scoring scenarios for TF Sport Corvette (marked on the header row with 2 (2nd), 2P (2nd + pole), 1 (1st), 1P (1st + pole), ); the 2 columns under each are for the 2 contending cars and how they impact TF Sport Corvette, from high to low. If each finish in any of their yellow scoring positions, TF wins; anything above that (purple), and TF cannot win.

 The first and most precarious winning scenario requires the Vette team to score at least 27pts, which they can do by finishing at least 2nd, but it also requires the #92 to score no more than 2pts (ie, no higher than 10th & no pole position bonus), and the #21 Vista Ferrari cannot score more than 13pts (ie, cannot finish higher than 6th). So this is the threshold for TF Sport's winning scenario #1:

• #81 Corvette: 27pts (2nd)
• #21 Ferrari: 13pts (6th or lower)
• #92 Porsche: 2pts (no pole bonus + 10th or lower)

 The pole bonus does change the math a bit for scenario #2, but not by a significant margin:

• #81 Corvette: 28pts (pole + 2nd)
• #21 Ferrari: 15pts (5th or lower)
• #92 Porsche: 3pts (9th or lower)

 In any of these, the Corvette wins the title. Of course, winning the race gives them better chances under the following scenario:

• #81 Corvette: 38pts (1st)
• #21 Ferrari: 24pts (3rd or lower)
• #92 Porsche: 13pts (6th or lower)

 And finally, in scenario #4, max points in which the #81 get the pole position + race win. It does make it so the #92 Porsche has to finish one place higher than without pole:

• #81 Corvette: 39pts (pole + 1st)
• #21 Ferrari: 24pts (3rd or lower)
• #92 Porsche: 13pts (5th or lower)

 The odds are against the Corvette, but if they stay on the front row, anything can happen and they can be there when the opportunity presents itself. Hopefully that's how it plays out and they will be celebrating 2 ACO titles in one year.

Go Vette!