Two General Motors engineers were arrested for racing the newest Chevy Corvette in Bowling Green, Kentucky — not far from the factory that builds the legendary sports cars. They were driving at speeds of 120 mph and 100 mph in a 45 mph zone.
Two General Motors engineers learned that lesson the hard way last week, when they were arrested for racing in Bowling Green, Kentucky -- not far from the factory that builds the legendary sports cars.Corvette wins North American Car of the Year AwardKentucky State Police arrested Alexander Thim and Mark Derkatz on Wednesday night after a trooper spotted them driving at high speeds in two 2020 Corvette Stingrays.
The men identified themselves as GM employees, according to their citations. Their LinkedIn biographies indicate they are engineers who are working in the Corvette program.Corvette wins North American Car of the Year Award"We are aware of an incident involving our test vehicles and are currently investigating. Safety remains our overriding priority at General Motors. We have no further comment at this time," General Motors said in a statement.
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