CentOS took weeks last time for Cent 7, and also Cent 6. Nothing has changed since Red Hat took over.
Also, I do find your lack of respect and gratitude for Red Hat for releasing all their stuff fully open source and allowing projects like CentOS to flourish despite the cannibalization quite distasteful. Not that you care what I think, but it definitely smacks of entitlement mentality.
Lack of respect is RHEL itself. Linux is doing just fine without it and flourishing. They are just a sales organization selling something old and dying to make a little more profit. RHEL is like the VMware of Linux distros.
Also, I do find your lack of respect and gratitude for Red Hat for releasing all their stuff fully open source and allowing projects like CentOS to flourish despite the cannibalization quite distasteful. Not that you care what I think, but it definitely smacks of entitlement mentality.