Summary

Repco Supercars Championship (October 12 – Bathurst 1000) - FORD VICTORY
- Matthew Payne of Penrite Racing captured the Bathurst 1000 crown.

ADAC Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie (October 11 – Nürburgring Nordschleife) – FORD VICTORY
- Haupt Racing Team captured a Pro-Am class win from pole position after a record-setting qualifying lap.

NASCAR Cup Series (October 12 – Las Vegas)
- Joey Logano’s two-tire stop late in the race helped him lead Ford with a sixth-place finish Sunday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
- Logano (-24 below the cut line) and Ryan Blaney (-31) are seventh and eighth, respectively, in the standings with two races remaining in the Round of 8 at Talladega and Martinsville.

NASCAR Xfinity Series (October 11 – Las Vegas)
- Ryan Sieg led Ford with a seventh-place finish Saturday in Las Vegas.
- Ford playoff drivers Sam Mayer and Sheldon Creed remained in contention for the championship after finishing ninth and 11th, respectively.

IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship (October 11  – Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta)
- Ford, Ford Multimatic Motorsports finished third in the series championship.
- The No. 64 and No. 65 Ford Multimatic Motorsports Mustang GT3 finished fourth and fifth, respectively, in the 10–hour season finale.

IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge (October 10 – Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta)
- The No. 19 Stephen Cameron Racing Ford Mustang GT4, driven by Sean Quinlan and Gregory Liefooghe, led Ford to a 13th place finish.
- Ford ranked third in the championship; MMR fourth.

SRO GT World Challenge Europe (October 12 – Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya)
- The No. 65 HRT Ford Performance Ford Mustang GT3 earned a Ford best 13th in the Pro Cup class to conclude the season.

GT4 European Series (October 11-12 – Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya)
- The TeamFloral-Vanspringel Ford Mustang GT4 led Ford to a weekend best ninth place finish. 

NHRA (October 10 - 12 – Dallas)
- Dan Wilkerson made it to the semi-final round of the Texas Fall Nationals.

Rebelle Rally (October 8 - 18 – Nevada / Southern California)
- The tenth anniversary of Rebelle Rally opens, with Ford Racing supporting five all-female bone-stock teams of Bronco and Ranger Raptors.

Rallye Du Maroc (October 10 - 17 – Morocco)
- The final World Rally-Raid Championship race of the season kicked off with Mattias Ekstrom and co-driver Emil Berkgvist leading four Ford teams with a fifth place finish in the 19km Prologue.

Details

Repco Supercars Championship (October 12 – Bathurst 1000) - FORD VICTORY
- Matthew Payne and Garth Tander of Penrite Racing drove their Mustang from 18th to earn the  Peter Brock Trophy.
- Three other Mustangs made up the Top-10, which included: Kai Allen / Dale Wood (eighth), Aaron Cameron / Zak Best (ninth) and Randle / Moffat (10th).
- Payne ranks second in the championship (1,972), with Cam Waters (4th, 1,824) and Chaz Mostert (5th, 1,578) rounding out the top-five.
- Brodie Kostecki earned pole position for the race.
- The next race is the Gold Coast 500, scheduled for October 24-26.

ADAC Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie (October 11 – Nurburgring Nordschleife) – FORD VICTORY
- Haupt Racing Team scored its third consecutive overall podium to conclude its 2025 Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie campaign, also winning the Pro-Am class.
- The No. 6 Haupt Racing Team Ford Mustang GT3, driven by NLS 8 winners Vincent Kolb and Frank Stippler, led Ford to a third-place finish.
- The No. 9 Haupt Racing Team Ford Mustang GT3, co-piloted by Dennis Fetzer, Patrick Assenheimer and Fabio Scherer, was victorious in its class and finished alongside its sister car in fourth.
- The two-car Mustang GT3 program not only secured the front-row in the season finale, but Scherer also earned pole position from his record-setting lap time of 7:48.717.

NASCAR Cup Series (October 12 – Las Vegas)
- Joey Logano’s two-tire stop late in the race helped him lead Ford with a sixth-place finish Sunday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
- The RFK duo of Ryan Preece (9th) and Brad Keselowski (10th) also finished in the top 10.
- Ryan Blaney had a left-front tire go down in the first stage, which resulted in him hitting the wall and ending his day in 38th place.
- Logano (-24 below the cut line) and Blaney (-31) are seventh and eighth, respectively, in the standings with two races remaining in the Round of 8 at Talladega and Martinsville.
- The Round of 8 continues on Sunday, October 19 at Talladega Superspeedway (2 p.m. ET, NBC Network, MRN and SiriusXM Radio).

NASCAR Xfinity Series (October 11– Las Vegas)
- Ryan Sieg led Ford with a seventh-place finish Saturday in Las Vegas.
- Ford playoff drivers Sam Mayer and Sheldon Creed finished ninth and 11th, respectively.
- With two races remaining in the Round of 8, Mayer finds himself fourth, eight points above the cut line.  Creed is sixth, 21 points behind the final transfer position.  Four drivers will be eliminated in two weeks after the Martinsville race.
- The Xfinity Series will conduct its second race in the Round of 8 at Talladega Superspeedway on Saturday, October 18 (4 p.m. ET, CW, MRN, and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio).

IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship (October 11  – Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta)
- The No. 64 and No. 65 Ford Multimatic Motorsports finish fourth and fifth, respectively.
- The No. 64, including Ford, ranked third in the regular season championship.
- Ford finished second in the Endurance Cup championship.
- The No. 66 Gradient Racing Ford Mustang GT3 was involved in a multi-car incident during the opening lap of the race and was forced to retire prematurely due to extensive damage.
- Ford finished ninth in the GTD championship; Gradient ranked 13th.

IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge (October 10 – Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta)
- The No. 19 Stephen Cameron Racing Ford Mustang GT4 led Ford to a 13th place finish.
- The No. 13 McCumbee McAleer Racing (MMR) Ford Mustang GT4, qualified third for the race; however, a mid-race puncture hindered the team’s championship chances.
- MMR placed fourth in the championship standings; Ford ranked third.

SRO GT World Challenge Europe (October 12 – Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya)
- The No. 65 HRT Ford Performance Ford Mustang GT3, driven by Romain Andriolo, Finn Wiebelhaus and David Schumacher, placed 13th in Pro Cup class to conclude the season.
- The No. 64 HRT Ford Performance Ford Mustang GT3, co-piloted by Thomas Drouet, Arjun Maini and Jann Mardenborough, finished 15th in the Pro-Cup class.
- HRT Ford Performance ranked 18th overall, 15th in the Endurance Cup championship to close-out the season.

GT4 European Series (October 11-12 – Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya)
- The TeamFloral-Vanspringel Ford Mustang GT4 of Junior Team driver Nathan Vanspringel and Michiel Haverans led Ford to two top-10 Silver Cup performances – a best ninth.
- The Academy Motorsport Ford Mustang GT4, driven by Junior Team drivers Erik Evans and Marco Signoretti, rebounded to an 11th place finish in the season-ending race.
- Academy led Ford to a sixth place ranking in the Silver Cup Team Championship, with Evans and Signoretti also finishing sixth.

NHRA (October 10 - 12 – Dallas)
- Dan Wilkerson made it to the semi-final round of the Texas FallNationals.
- Bob Tasca III qualified eighth with a 3.932 at 332.08 mph and Dan Wilkerson 11th with a 3.969 at 321.75 mph.
- NHRA heads to the penultimate stop of the season, Las Vegas, Oct 30 - Nov 02, 2025. 

Rebelle Rally (October 8 - 18 – Nevada / Southern California)
- The tenth anniversary of Rebelle Rally opens, with Ford Racing supporting five all-female bone-stock teams of Bronco and Ranger Raptors..
- Karisa Haydon and Trista Smith lead Ford in sixth with Bailey Campbell and Sedona Blinson right behind after three days of competition.
- The off-road navigation rally continues for five more days through Nevada and California.

Rallye Du Maroc (October 10 - 17 – Morocco)
- The final World Rally-Raid Championship race of the season kicked off with all four Ford Raptor T1+ teams taking on Sunday’s Prologue.
- Mattias Ekstrom and co-driver Emil Berkgvist led Ford with a fifth place finish in the 19km Prologue.
- All four teams finished within the top ten, allowing them to choose their start position for Stage 1.
- The rally-raid continues for five more days through the Sahara.