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Joey Logano led 199 of 200 laps en route to a convincing NASCAR Cup Series All-Star race win at North Wilkesboro Speedway in North Carolina.
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He started from the pole and led a trio of Mustangs with top-five finishes.
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Chris Buescher finished third and Ryan Blaney fifth.
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Although a non-points race, the win marks Ford and Mustang’s second straight Cup Series victory.
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The NASCAR Cup Series returns to points racing this weekend with one of its Crown Jewel events, the Coca-Cola 600 Sunday.
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Ford Mustang swept the weekend in Perth, Australia behind a Race 9 win from Chaz Mostert and Race 10 victory by Cam Waters in the Repco Supercars Championship.
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Mostert captured Ford’s first season victory from pole position in Race 9 with Waters finishing third to give Mustang two of the three podium spots.
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Waters capped the Ford weekend sweep, also from pole position in Race 10, with Mostert finishing second.
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Mustang took five of the top six spots in the event finale with Will Davison fourth and Thomas Randle rounding out the top five.
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After 10 races in the championship, Mostert is the top Ford in third, followed by Waters in fourth and Matthew Payne of Penrite Racing in fifth.
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The series resumes June 14-16 for the Darwin Triple Crown at Hidden Valley Raceway.
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Layne Riggs equaled his career-best finish with a third-place effort in the rain-delayed NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at North Wilkesboro.
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Ty Majeski won Stage 1 and led 50 laps before finishing 11th.
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Jake Garcia led laps for the first time in his NCTS career, leading 40 circuits during the final stage before fading due to a tire going down, finishing 21st.
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The Truck Series continues Friday at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
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Bob Tasca III qualified second in Funny Car with a 3.913 at 329.91 mph and advanced to the second round of eliminations in the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series.
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He defeated Dave Richards in the first round with a 3.98 at 327.11 mph run but spun the tires against Blake Alexander in the second round.
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Daniel Wilkerson qualified eighth and advanced to the semifinals.
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The next stop on the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series is Epping, New Hampshire for the New England Nationals May 31-June 4.
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Donny Schatz charged from fifth to second during the World of Outlaws main feature event at Sharon Speedway in Ohio, his eighth podium in 2024.
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He finished Friday’s feature at Attica Raceway Park in Ohio in seventh, advancing from his 11th-place starting placement.
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The World of Outlaws Sprint Cars make their next stop at Atomic Speedway in Ohio May 24-25 for the Xtreme Chillicothe Classic.
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Erik Evans and Marco Signoretti of Academy Motorsport finished a Ford-best seventh in class in Sunday’s GT4 European Series event finale in Misano, Italy, with Matt Nicoll-Jones and Will Moore eighth.
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Evans and Signoretti scored a top-10 in the Silver class, while Nicoll-Jones and Moore finished 12th in Saturday’s event opener.
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The third round of series action is set for June 27-30 at Spa-Francorchamps, as a part of the 24 Hours of Spa weekend.
