Each custom race car starts out in full cage form. Before the car is assembled the cage and chassis is painted, front to back, top to bottom. DRM wants their race cars to look good while performing.

The front end takes shape with the LT5 power plant in place, and suspension components being installed

Before any race car is delivered for competition, DRM rents a race track and puts the car through its paces. The only thing left to do, then, is fine tune the car to the driver’s individual style. This is often handled by the race team’s own crew, however, DRM can oversee that process as well.

With a focus toward the future, DRM is already well into their C5 race development program. Shown here is the beginnings of what will be their first, from scratch, C5 race car.