Harrison Burton led Ford with a third-place finish in NASCAR’s Xfinity Series and Jake Garcia tied his career-best with a second-place finish in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series.
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FORD PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS: Burton Third in Wild Return to Rockingham
Apr 22, 2025
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Harrison Burton survived a frantic finish that eventually ended in overtime, leading Ford with a third-place finish in the NASCAR Xfinity Series’ return to Rockingham Speedway in North Carolina.
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|Harrison Burton survived a frantic finish that eventually ended in overtime, leading Ford with a third-place finish in the NASCAR Xfinity Series’ return to Rockingham Speedway in North Carolina.
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|Ryan Sieg was saving fuel and leading under caution with 11 laps to go when his engine stumbled and forced him back to seventh. He was caught up in a multi-car wreck on the ensuing restart with 10 laps to go and finished 18th. -
|Sam Mayer was third on a restart with six laps remaining, but he also ran out of fuel and got involved in another multi-car incident. He ended up 26th. -
|Sieg led the most laps (77) in a race that had 14 cautions and two red flags. -
|Mayer (second), Sieg (ninth), Sheldon Creed (10th) and Burton (12th) lead Ford in the standings. -
|The series continues Saturday at Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama. -
|Jake Garcia tied his career-best with a second-place finish to lead Ford in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at Rockingham Speedway. -
|He also won the first pole of his NASCAR career and led 43 laps. -
|Layne Riggs won the first two stages and led 24 laps while Front Row Motorsports teammate Chandler Smith led 23 circuits, but both were on the wrong end of fuel strategy and finished 11th and 13th, respectively. -
|Ford holds four of the top 10 spots in the drivers standings: Smith, second; Riggs, fifth; Ty Majeski, sixth; and Garcia, seventh. -
|The series takes a week off before returning to action May 2 at Texas Motor Speedway. -
|The No. 77 Proton Competition Ford Mustang GT3, driven by Ben Barker, Ben Tuck and Bernardo Sousa, led Ford to a 10th-place LMGT3 class finish in the FIA World Endurance Championship in Italy. -
|The No. 88 Proton Competition Ford Mustang GT3, driven by Dennis Olsen, Giammarco Levorato and Stefano Gattuso, finished 16th in class. -
|The No. 77 competed inside the top five and, in the final two hours, ascended to as high as second in class before serving a late drive-through penalty. -
|The No. 88 advanced to its second consecutive Hyperpole of the season, however sustained damage by a competitor and also served a five-second penalty during its campaign. -
|The next FIA WEC race of the season is scheduled May 8-10 at Spa-Francorchamps (BEL). -
|Ford Red Bull Powertrains driver Chloe Chambers claimed second place on the podium in Race 2 in the F1 Academy in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. -
|Chambers scored her first pole position in qualifying. -
|She holds third position overall in the standings of 18 different drivers. -
|Next up, F1 Academy heads to Miami, May 2-4.
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