Modern Car Collector readers now have a shot at driving home one of the most extreme Corvettes ever built. The Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation has launched a sweepstakes fundraiser offering a 2026 Corvette ZR1 finished in Competition Yellow Tintcoat Metallic and equipped with the track-focused ZTK Performance Package. Every dollar raised supports amyloidosis research and awareness, so entering does double duty: you get a real shot at supercar ownership while helping fund a cause close to the Corvette community’s heart. Ready to jump in? You can enter to win right now.
Under the hood sits the LT7, a 5.5-liter twin-turbocharged flat-plane-crank V8 producing a reported 1,064 horsepower, making this ZR1 the most powerful factory Corvette General Motors has ever built. Carbon-fiber aerodynamic pieces, adjustable wickers, and Michelin Pilot Sport 4S rubber round out a package designed to challenge the world’s top supercars on track days and street drives alike. Seeing specs like these on paper is one thing, but picturing this yellow rocket in your own garage is another thing entirely, and that is exactly the opportunity this giveaway link puts in front of you.
Here is where it gets even better for anyone who enters between now and the close date. Every entry into the ZR1 drawing also counts toward a bonus drawing for a 2001 Corvette Convertible, meaning one entry gives you a shot at two different Corvettes. Donation tiers range from $25 up to $2,000, and each tier adds bonus promotional entries on top of the base entries, so bigger support means more chances to win. If you would like to see exactly how the entry tiers and bonus promo work, take a look through the official entry page.
The sweepstakes honors Chip Miller, the co-founder of Carlisle Events and the driving force behind Corvettes at Carlisle, who passed away in 2004 after being diagnosed with amyloidosis, a rare and often misunderstood disease. His foundation has spent years funding research and raising awareness so that others facing the same diagnosis have a better chance at early detection and treatment. Supporting the giveaway is a simple way for car collectors to give back to a cause that grew directly out of the Corvette hobby they love, and the entry page makes it easy to get started.
Entries close later this year, with a drawing held at the Carlisle Fairgrounds and a $175,000 cash option available to the eventual winner instead of the car, if preferred. Whether you are chasing the thrill of owning a 1,064 horsepower ZR1 or simply want to support amyloidosis research, now is the time to act before the sweepstakes closes. Head over to the official Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation sweepstakes page and enter today for your chance to win.
Shawn Henry