The 2026 Corvette ZR1 giveaway car has officially landed, and it is sitting on the showroom floor at Ciocca Corvette in Atlantic City for anyone who wants to see it in person. This Competition Yellow Tintcoat ZR1 wears the track-ready ZTK Performance Package, and it is the grand prize in a sweepstakes fundraiser benefiting the Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation. Modern Car Collector readers can enter for a chance to win this ZR1 and support amyloidosis research at the same time.
This is not just any Corvette. The ZR1 revives the King of the Hill name with the most powerful production V8 ever built by an American manufacturer, a twin-turbocharged 5.5-liter flat-plane crank engine known as the LT7. Add a towering carbon-fiber wing, underbody strakes, and dive planes for serious downforce, and you have a Corvette built to hunt supercars. Anyone who wants a shot at owning it can check out the ZR1 sweepstakes here before entries close.
The cause behind this giveaway matters just as much as the car. Chip Miller co-founded Carlisle Events and built Corvettes at Carlisle into one of the largest gatherings in the hobby before he passed away from complications of Amyloidosis in 2004. The foundation created in his name funds research and awareness for this rare disease, and every sweepstakes entry helps move that mission forward. Readers who want to back the cause can donate and enter the sweepstakes today.
Getting in on the action is simple. The foundation offers several donation tiers, each loaded with bonus entries, so a bigger gift means more chances at the ZR1’s keys. Better yet, every entrant also gets a shot at ongoing flash giveaways that pop up throughout the campaign. Readers can browse the available packages and pick an entry level here to see how far their support can go.
Mark the calendar, too. The sweepstakes closes on September 27, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern, with the winning ticket drawn on October 3 at the Carlisle Fairgrounds. There is even a $175,000 cash option for the winner who would rather skip the dealership altogether. With the deadline approaching, now is a smart time to lock in an entry before the drawing.
Frequent entrants are welcome, and the foundation actively encourages it. Signing up adds readers to the VIP Club, which sends early notice of flash giveaways and bonus-entry promotions, and past flash prizes have included everything from power tool bundles to a Blackstone griddle. For collectors who love a good giveaway alongside their car culture news, this is a fun one to follow, and it only takes a minute to join in and enter the sweepstakes.
A shot at the fastest, most powerful Corvette ever built, all while supporting Amyloidosis research in Chip Miller’s name, is a compelling combination for any enthusiast. Modern Car Collector readers can click here to enter the 2026 Corvette ZR1 sweepstakes and be part of the next chapter in Corvettes at Carlisle’s giving history.
John Lloyd