Summary
Formula 1 (June 12 – 14 – Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix - Barcelona)
Max Verstappen used the Red Bull Ford Powertrain unit to lead Ford Racing to a fourth place finish in Barcelona.
Isack Hadjar placed sixth, with Visa Cash App Racing Bulls’ drivers Liam Lawson (eighth) and Arvid Lindblad (ninth) also earning valuable championship points in the Top 10.
FIA World Endurance Championship (June 10 – 14 – Le Mans)
The No. 88 Proton Competition Ford Mustang GT3 completed 323 laps to a 17th place LMGT3 finish.
The No. 77 Proton Competition Ford Mustang GT3 completed 244 laps before retiring late in the race.
NHRA (June 12 - 14 – Bristol)
Dan Wilkerson raced to his first final round of the season in Funny Car at the Thunder Valley Nationals.
SRO GT World Challenge America (June 12 – 14 – Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta)
Dollahite Racing’s Cameron Lawrence and Alex Sedgwick were forced to retire, while leading, at about the halfway mark.
SRO GT4 America (June 12 – 14 – Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta)
TechSport Racing’s Frankie Muniz and Tyler Stone battled late to a third place Am class finish and their second series podium.
TechSport Racing earned the Hard Charger award, climbing to 11th from 28th on the overall starting grid, during their class podium run.
SRO GT4 Australia (June 12 – 14 – Queensland Raceway) — FORD VICTORY
Multispares Racing’s Cameron McLeod and Mason Harvey clinched a second-place Silver class podium finish, leading the way for Ford during the two-race weekend.
Gomersall Motorsport’s Glenn Walker rebounded to an Am class victory.
Mustang Cup Australia (June 12 – 14 – Queensland Raceway)
Josh Anderson led from flag-to-flag to bring home the victory in Saturday’s Ambrose Cup race, and Oliver Wickham, making his Mustang Cup Australia debut, won Sunday’s Johnson Cup race.
John Goodacre was the Dark Horse Legends class winner in both of the weekend’s races.
NASCAR Cup Series (June 14 – Pocono)
Chris Buescher (7th) and Ryan Blaney (10th) posted top 10 finishes Sunday in Pocono.
Todd Gilliland won Stage 2, which marked his first career stage victory in the Cup Series.
Drift Masters (June 13 – 14 – Ireland)
In the third round of the Drift Masters Championship, James Deane earned a fifth place finish at his home event.
Details
Formula 1 (June 12 – 14 – Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix - Barcelona)
Max Verstappen used the Red Bull Ford Powertrain unit to lead Ford Racing to a fourth place finish in Barcelona.
Isack Hadjar placed sixth, with Visa Cash App Racing Bulls’ drivers Liam Lawson (eighth) and Arvid Lindblad (ninth) also earning valuable championship points in the Top 10.
Verstappen ranks highest in the championship of the Red Bull Ford Powertrain drivers in seventh (55 points), followed by Hadjar in ninth (34 points), Lawson 10th (28 points) and Lindblad 13th (13 points).
Round 8 of the Formula 1 Championship is scheduled for June 26 – 28 in Austria, with coverage on Apple TV and F1 TV Pro.
FIA World Endurance Championship (June 10 – 14 – Le Mans)
The No. 88 Proton Competition Ford Mustang GT3, driven by Logan Sargeant, Giammarco Levorato and Stefano Gattuso, completed 323 laps, placing 17th in the third appearance by the Mustang GT3 in the race.
The No. 77 Proton Competition Ford Mustang GT3, shared by Sebastian Priaulx, Ben Tuck and Eric Powell, joined the team racing into the morning hours, completing 244 laps before prematurely retiring due to technical issues.
Both Mustang GT3s advanced to the Hyperpole — a third straight year when at least one Ford has been represented in the final round of LMGT3 qualifying.
The next round of the FIA World Endurance Championship will take place in São Paulo, Brazil, for six hours of endurance racing at Autódromo José Carlos Pace (Interlagos Circuit). Live coverage will be hosted on FIAWEC+.
NHRA (June 12 - 14 – Bristol)
Dan Wilkerson raced to his first final round of the season in Funny Car at the Thunder Valley Nationals.
Austin Prock continued the strong momentum from Tasca Racing, qualifying fifth with a 4.101 and advancing to the semi-final round on race day.
Wilkerson qualified just behind in sixth with a 4.126 and Chad Green in eighth with his 4.136.
NHRA will enjoy a one week break before the Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals in Norwalk, OH.
SRO GT World Challenge America (June 12 – 14 – Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta)
The No. 6 Dollahite Racing Ford Mustang GT3, driven by Cameron Lawrence and Alex Sedgwick, made an early exit after experiencing a loss of power while leading during the series return to Road Atlanta for the first time since 2011.
The next round of GT World Challenge America action will be held at Road America, August 28 – 30, with coverage on the series’ website and YouTube channel.
SRO GT4 America (June 12 – 14 – Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta)
The No. 30 TechSport Racing Ford Mustang GT4 of Frankie Muniz and Tyler Stone battled to a Ford best third in the Am class, securing its second series podium.
TechSport Racing earned the Hard Charger award, climbing 17 overall positions to their class podium run.
The No. 48 McCumbee McAleer Racing Ford Mustang GT4 of Ford Racing Driver Development Team member Jenson Altzman and Zachry Lee posted a weekend best sixth in Pro-Am, also placing 10th in class to kick-off the event.
The No. 77 McCumbee McAleer Racing Ford Mustang GT4, featuring the series debuts of Mustang Challenge racers Michael Tosi and Nolan Allaer, placed 11th and 12th in the Pro-Am class.
The next round of Pirelli GT4 America action will be held at Road America, August 28 – 30, with coverage on the series’ website and YouTube channel.
SRO GT4 Australia (June 12 – 14 – Queensland Raceway) — FORD VICTORY
The Ford Mustang GT4 represented two of the top-five Silver class spots, as the No. 227 Multispares Racing (second) and No. 62 Wallis Motorsport (fifth) entries led the way in the second race of the weekend.
Multispares Racing’s Cameron McLeod and Mason Harvey clinched a second-place Silver class podium finish, which was the highest finishing Mustang over both races.
The No. 27 Multispares Racing Ford Mustang GT4 of Aaron Cameron and Lochie Dalton placed a Ford best fifth in the first of two races in Queensland.
The No. 21 Ekebol MPC Ford Mustang GT4 of Jarrod Keyte and Joshua Thomas placed fourth and sixth in the Silver Am class.
Gomersall Motorsport’s Glenn Walker rebounded to win the Am class to conclude the weekend.
Ford ranks sixth in a race against nine manufacturers for the GT4 global championship, which includes America and Europe for the Mustang GT4 (222 points, -438).
Monochrome GT4 Australia returns to action July 24 – 26 with the LIQUI MOLY GT Festival Darwin. Live race coverage will be hosted on the GT World YouTube channel and series’ website.
Mustang Cup Australia (June 12 – 14 – Queensland Raceway)
In Saturday’s Ambrose Cup race, Josh Anderson led flag-to-flag to bring home his third victory of the season. Teammates Oliver Wickham and Jack Perkins battled for second position throughout the race, with Wickham ultimately finishing second and Perkins finishing third.
In Sunday’s Johnson Cup race, Anderson went off the course on the first lap to bring out the safety car. After the restart, Wickham, making his Mustang Cup debut, passed Perkins for the lead to bring home the win.
John Goodacre was the Dark Horse Legends class winner in both of the weekend races.
Mustang Cup Australia will be back in action July 24 – 26 at Hidden Valley Raceway.
NASCAR Cup Series (June 14 – Pocono)
Chris Buescher (7th) and Ryan Blaney (10th) posted top 10 finishes Sunday in Pocono.
For Blaney, it marked his fourth straight top 10 result and fifth in the last six races.
Buescher registered the fastest lap of the race, earning one point in the standings.
Todd Gilliland won Stage 2, which marked his first career stage victory in the Cup Series.
The NASCAR Cup Series continues next Sunday, June 21 for the inaugural race at Naval Base Coronado in San Diego (4 p.m. ET, PRIME, MRN, SiriusXM).
Drift Masters (June 13 – 14 – Ireland)
James Deane qualified third in the third round of the season in Kildare, Ireland.
In his home event, Deane won his Top 32 and Top 16 battles before being knocked out in the Top 8, earning a fifth-place finish.
