SuperVan 4.2 claimed victory by setting the fastest time up the hill at the Goodwood Festival of Speed Shootout, while Ford Performance took victories in NASCAR, IMSA and the World of Outlaws series in North America.
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FORD PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS: Ford's SuperVan 4.2 Conquers Goodwood Hill
Jul 15, 2024
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SuperVan 4.2 claimed victory by setting the fastest time up the hill at the Goodwood Festival of Speed Shootout in England.
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|SuperVan 4.2 claimed victory by setting the fastest time up the hill at the Goodwood Festival of Speed Shootout in England.
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|Hill Climb Veteran Romain Dumas was behind the wheel during the impressive run of 43.987 seconds. -
|Ford Performance also debuted the Raptor T1+, and showcased the dynamic debut of the Mustang GTD. -
|Ryan Blaney won his second race of the season and the 12th of his Cup Series career Sunday at Pocono Raceway in Pennsylvania. -
|The victory is Blaney’s second at Pocono with the first coming with the Wood Brothers in 2017. -
|Ford has now won four of the last seven Cup Series races. -
|Joey Logano joined Blaney inside the top five in fifth with Brad Keselowski seventh. -
|With five races remaining in the regular season, Ford has five drivers in playoff position: Blaney (fifth), Keselowski (eighth), Logano (10th), Austin Cindric (12th) and Chris Buescher (15th). -
|The Cup Series resumes next Sunday afternoon with a return to the oval at Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the Brickyard 400. -
|Cole Custer claimed his and Ford’s first NASCAR Xfinity Series win of the season, taking the Explore The Pocono Mountains 225. -
|He took the lead on a restart with nine laps remaining to secure his 14th career victory. -
|Custer led 25 laps and won Stage 2, and now leads the point standings by 51 points. -
|Riley Herbst (11th) and Ryan Sieg (12th) just missed top-10 finishes. -
|The Xfinity Series returns to action Saturday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. -
|Lindsay, Ontario native Jack Polito of Polito Racing earned a hometown victory in his IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge (VPRC) debut Saturday at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park. -
|Mustang GT4 was represented on the top two steps of the GSX class podium, with KohR Motorsports’ Luca Mars finishing second. -
|He remains the VPRC GSX points leader after eight races. -
|The next races of series action are scheduled for Aug. 23-25 at VIRginia International Raceway. -
|Donny Schatz topped the podium in his third World of Outlaws Series victory of the year at the Badger 40 at Wilmot Raceway in Wisconsin. -
|He dominated all event, placing first in Heat 2, winning the Toyota Dash and qualifying on the pole for the main event. -
|Schatz also picked up a series-leading sixth KSE Hard Charger Award for his climb from 14th to sixth on Friday night. -
|He finished eighth during the July 10 feature at Wisconsin’s Beaver Dam Raceway. -
|The World of Outlaws Sprint Cars return to Attica Speedway in Ohio Tuesday for the Brad Doty Classic. -
|Matt Crafton finished eighth to lead Ford in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at Pocono. -
|Ty Majeski (fourth) is the top Ford in the regular season points standings. -
|Ben Rhodes is two spots above the playoff cut line, in eighth (+34 points). -
|The Craftsman Truck Series moves to Indianapolis Raceway Park on Friday. -
|Harry Tincknell and Mike Rockenfeller led Mustang GT3 to a second-consecutive top-five GTD Pro class finish in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park. -
|Tincknell, the race starter, improved up to second at about the hour mark and continued to battle for podium position throughout the two-hour, 40-minute race – ultimately finishing fourth. -
|Joey Hand and Dirk Müller finished seventh, improving two class positions. -
|Proton Competition’s Corey Lewis and Giammarco Levorato were assessed a drive-through penalty for contact at the start of the race, finishing 12th in the GTD class. -
|The next series stop is Road America Park in Wisconsin Aug. 1-4. -
|The KohR Motorsports Mustang GT4 of Bob Michaelian and Luca Mars led Ford Mustang GT4 to an 11th-place GS finish in the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park. -
|Michaelian endured contact by a competitor at the start and the driver pairing not only recovered the positions lost, but also improved six positions from a 17th-position start. -
|McCumbee McAleer Racing’s Chad McCumbee and Jenson Altzman finish 17th; Cameron Racing’s Gregory Liefooghe and Sean Quinlan 20th. -
|The next round of series action is from August 1-4 at Road America. -
|Ben Barker, Ryan Hardwick and Zacharie Robichon placed seventh in the LMGT3 category for the FIA World Endurance Championship’s return to Interlagos in São Paulo. -
|With about 30 minutes remaining, the No. 77 of Barker improved to a race-best fifth. -
|Mikkel O. Pedersen, Dennis Olsen and Christian Ried placed 13th. -
|The next series stop is The Lone Star Le Mans Aug. 30-Sept. 1 at Circuit of The Americas. -
|Academy Motorsport’s Mustang GT4s shared third-place finishes in both rounds of the SRO British GT Championship at Snetterton Circuit in England. -
|Matt Nicoll-Jones and William Moore scored a GT4S podium finish in the event opener, while teammates Erik Evans and Marco Signoretti mirrored the result in the finale. -
|Evans and Signoretti rank fourth in the class championship, and Nicoll-Jones and Moore ninth. -
|The next British GT race weekend is scheduled for Sept. 5-8 at Donington Park in the United Kingdom.
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