The Latest Breaking News from Ford Racing

Ford driver Mies hit a kangaroo at 250km/h during nighttime at Bathurst 12 Hour

There's an old saying in the motorsports world: "The best way to make a small fortune in racing is to start with a large one." 

Ford has big plans surrounding this year's Detroit Auto Show. The company’s racing division recently released a teaser video previewing a "high-performance sports car," along with several announcements leading up to the kickoff of this year’s racing season. So mark your calendar: it all takes place on January 15.

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Outside of a few special editions that have trickled out over the last few years—like the pricey Mk IV—the second-generation Ford GT effectively ended production in 2022. After six successful years, Ford retired its flagship two-door performance car, offering no sign that a successor was in the works.

During the Brazil GP weekend, retired F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo joined Sky Sports F1's Natalie Pinkham at Brentford v Newcastle

Garth Tander is now a six-time Bathurst 1000 winner, co-driving for Matt Payne to join rarefied company with the equal-third most wins at Mount Panorama.

Carlos Sainz joined his father at Ford’s Zaragoza test, rode in and then drove the Raptor T1+

Ford will run an in-house race team based in the UK, as further details are announced for its WEC Hypercar project