Chevrolet continues to affirm its strong commitment to community engagement by sponsoring the annual Detroit Grand Prix poster contest. This event, held at the College for Creative Studies in Detroit, Michigan, highlights the creative talents of local students who design unique posters celebrating the iconic Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix, presented by Lear.
On March 31, 2026, five finalists—Lauren McNair, Abby Ryan, Reden Lee, Morgan Patterson, and Angela Ortiz—revealed their imaginative poster creations that capture the excitement and spirit of the Grand Prix. The competition not only showcases student artistry but also reinforces Chevrolet’s close connection to Detroit’s vibrant culture and motorsport heritage.
Reden Lee was named the 2026 winner, while Lauren McNair was announced as the 2027 winner during the award ceremony. Both artists received recognition for their outstanding work that reflects innovation and passion for racing. Their winning posters will be prominently featured in official Grand Prix promotional materials, highlighting Chevrolet’s ongoing role in celebrating Detroit’s dynamic racing scene.
Bud Decker, chairman of the Detroit Grand Prix, joined judges and attendees to honor the occasion, emphasizing Chevrolet’s vital role as a sponsor. Chevrolet’s involvement extends beyond branding; it supports educational opportunities and inspires emerging creative talent in design and related fields.
The poster contest has become a cherished yearly tradition that encourages creativity among students while promoting one of Detroit’s most celebrated sporting events. Through this sponsorship, Chevrolet reaffirms its dedication to nurturing future generations and investing in community development through arts and education.
By maintaining its support for the Detroit Grand Prix and related community efforts, Chevrolet strengthens its bond with local residents and champions homegrown talent. This partnership exemplifies Chevrolet’s broader mission to engage actively in Detroit’s cultural life while driving innovation both on and off the racetrack.
