Summary
Formula 1 (May 22 - 24 - Grand Prix du Canada - Montreal) - FORD PODIUM
Max Verstappen powered his way to a third-place finish in Canada to secure a first podium of the Red Bull Ford Powertrains era.
It was a successful weekend for Verstappen, having also secured points with his seventh-place finish in the Sprint on Saturday, closely followed by Visa Cash App Racing Bulls’ Arvid Lindbald in eighth.
Verstappen’s fellow Red Bull driver Isack Hadjar also enjoyed his best result of the season in Montreal, claiming fifth spot on the day after starting seventh on the grid.
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series (May 24 – Charlotte) – FORD VICTORY
Layne Riggs won Sunday’s rain-delayed North Carolina Education Lottery 200, marking his seventh career victory.
This marks Ford Racing’s third win of the season and second for Riggs, who captured the inaugural street race in St. Petersburg. Chandler Smith won the season-opener in Daytona
Repco Supercars Championship (April 17 - 19 – Launceston, Tasmania) – FORD VICTORY
Broc Feeney converted pole position to a Race 16 victory, extending his championship lead in an all-Ford top-five standings.
Ford collected six podiums during the three-race weekend, which included full representation after Race 16.
F1 Academy (May 22 - 24 - Grand Prix du Canada - Montreal)
Alisha Palmowski, driving for Red Bull Racing/Campos, won both the Opening Race and the Feature Race in Montreal.
Pamowski’s margin of victory was the largest in series history, 10.9 seconds, in wet conditions.
ADAC GT Masters (May 22 – 24 – Circuit Zandvoort)
Haupt Racing Team helped the Mustang GT3 to its 50th global podium since its competitive launch in 2024, placing a weekend best third.
The No. 2 Haupt Racing Team Mustang GT3, also achieving pole position and earning valuable points from qualifying, ranks third in the championship after the series’ first two rounds.
DTM (May 22 – 24 – Circuit Zandvoort)
The No. 36 HRT Ford Racing Mustang GT3 of factory driver Arjun Maini placed a Ford best 12th during the weekend.
NASCAR Cup Series (May 24 – Charlotte)
Ryan Blaney was the best among Ford finishers in Sunday’s Coca-Cola 600 in seventh.
Joey Logano was eighth and Zane Smith 10th as Ford had three top-10 finishers.
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Formula 1 (May 22 - 24 - Grand Prix du Canada - Montreal) - FORD PODIUM
Max Verstappen powered his way to a third-place finish in Canada to secure a first podium of the Red Bull Ford Powertrains era.
It was also a successful weekend for Verstappen, having also secured points with his seventh-place finish in the Sprint on Saturday, closely followed by Visa Cash App Racing Bulls’ Arvid Lindbald in eighth.
Verstappen’s fellow Red Bull driver Isack Hadjar also enjoyed his best result of the season in Montreal, claiming fifth spot on the day after starting seventh on the grid.
While Visa Cash App Racing Bulls driver Liam Lawson showed strong race management to secure a seventh-place finish, teammate Lindblad’s Sunday was brought to an unfortunate early end after suffering a clutch issue on the starting grid.
Both Red Bull cars and Lawson securing their best results of the season.
F1 will next race at the historic Monaco Grand Prix, June 5 - 7.
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series (May 24 – Charlotte) – FORD VICTORY
Layne Riggs won Sunday’s rain-delayed North Carolina Education Lottery 200, marking his seventh career victory.
Riggs, who won Stage 2, led a race-high 52 laps in a race that ended 40 circuits short of the advertised distance due to time constraints.
Ben Rhodes was the other Ford driver in the top 10 as he finished fourth.
This marks Ford Racing’s third win of the season and second for Riggs, who captured the inaugural street race in St. Petersburg. Chandler Smith won the season-opener in Daytona.
Riggs is second in the point standings while Chandler Smith is fifth, Ben Rhodes sixth, Ty Majeski seventh and Jake Garcia eighth.
The next race for the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series is Friday, May 29 at Nashville Superspeedway (8 p.m. ET, FS1, NRN, SiriusXM).
Repco Supercars Championship (April 17 - 19 – Launceston, Tasmania) – FORD VICTORY
Broc Feeney converted pole position to a Race 16 victory, as Ford swept the podium (2nd – Matt Payne; 3rd – Kai Allen).
Ford collected an additional three podiums throughout Race 14 and Race 15, which featured Brodie Kostecki, Feeney and Payne.
Ford holds the top-five spots in the championship, led by Feeney (1211 points); the following drivers include Payne (2nd – 1,121), Kostecki (3rd – 1,038), Cam Waters (4th – 938) and Allen (5th – 917).
The Darwin Triple Crown is the next event on the schedule, slated for June 19 – 21.
F1 Academy (May 22 - 24 - Grand Prix du Canada - Montreal)
Alisha Palmowski, driving for Red Bull Racing/Campos, won both the Opening Race and the Feature Race in Montreal.
Pamowski’s margin of victory was the largest in series history, 10.9 seconds, in wet conditions.
F1 Academy will next race at the Silverstone Circuit, July 3 - 5.
ADAC GT Masters (May 22 – 24 – Circuit Zandvoort)
Haupt Racing Team helped the Mustang GT3 to its 50th global podium since its competitive launch in 2024, earning its third podium in the first two events of the season.
The No. 2 Haupt Racing Team Mustang GT3 of Ford Racing Driver Development Team member Kiano Blum and Niklas Kalus placed a weekend best third during the first race, also earning pole position for the second race.
The next round of ADAC GT Masters is scheduled for June 19 – 21 at Lausitzring.
DTM (May 22 – 24 – Circuit Zandvoort)
The No. 36 HRT Ford Racing Mustang GT3 of factory driver Arjun Maini placed a Ford best 12th in the first race, and 16th in the second.
The No. 64 HRT Ford Racing Mustang GT3 of Ford Racing Driver Development Team member Finn Wiebelhaus placed 16th and 20th in the two race round at Zandvoort.
Maini ranks 13th in the championship (18 points) and Wiebelhaus 14th (15 points).
The next round of DTM is scheduled for June 19 – 21 at Lausitzring.
NASCAR Cup Series (May 24 – Charlotte)
Ryan Blaney was the best among Ford finishers in Sunday’s Coca-Cola 600 in seventh.
Joey Logano was eighth and Zane Smith 10th as Ford had three top-10 finishers.
Smith led the most laps among Ford drivers with 31 – all in Stage 1.
The race was called official with 27 laps remaining due to rain.
The NASCAR Cup Series continues next Sunday, May 31 at Nashville Superspeedway (7 p.m. ET, Amazon Prime, PRN, SiriusXM).
