Roger Penske will celebrate the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500 by driving the Camaro SS 50th Anniversary Edition pace car. ... Roger Penske to drive 2017 Camaro SS pace car at Indy 500.

I'm following in the No. 15 1967 Penske-Sunoco Camaro Z/28 Lightweight, a car that has no patience for anything but a full-out sprint, bucking and spitting under 2800 rpm.

What a loss to motorsports Mark Donohue’s death at age 38 was: He gave team owner Roger Penske his first Indianapolis 500 win, Penske’s first NASCAR win, and he drove for Penske in Formula 1.

A unique version of the 2017 Camaro SS 50th Anniversary Edition will lead the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday. The coupe will be driven by motorsports legend Roger Penske, who is ...

"Chevrolet and Roger Penske are inextricably linked to the heritage of the Indianapolis 500," said J. Douglas Boles, president of Indianapolis Motor Speedway. "When he leads the pack on May 29, behind ...

Penske tackled the Indy 500 for the first time in 1969, while still campaigning a Camaro in Trans-Am. Donohue was his driver for both series. Later, racers including Mario Andretti, Al Unser and Rick ...

Motorsports legend Roger Penske will pace the field at the start of the race on Sunday, May 29, driving a unique version of the new 2017 Camaro SS 50th Anniversary Edition. Skip to Article Set weather ...

The blue and yellow 1967 Chevy Camaro Z/28 was the fourteenth Camaro Z/28 ever built, and the first of six to wear the Sunoco Penske colors. It’s expected to sell for $1.4 to 2 million when it ...

This car is the second 67 Camaro built and raced by Mark Donohue and Penske in 1967. Penske’s first 67 (the 14th Z/28 made) and the legal weight car first raced by Donohue in 67 is also being ...

Although the Camaro had a brief hiatus from 2003–09, it has been half a century since Chevrolet offered the first model in 1967. ... 1. 1968 Camaro Z/28 Penske Trans Am Racer.

1967 Chevy Camaro Z28 History - 1967 Z/28 The Instant Legend. From Purpose-Built Race Car To Iconic Street Machine, The Z/28 Owes Its Existence To A Small, Dedicated Group Inside Chevrolet.