Summary
Pikes Peak International Hill Climb (June 21 - Pikes Peak, Colorado) – FORD VICTORY
Romain Dumas and the Ford Racing Super Mustang Mach-E were fastest overall at the 104th running of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, earning the title of King of the Mountain with a 8:18 run.
Loren Healy captured a Ultra4 Exhibition class win with El Bandito in its debut year.
Repco Supercars Championship (June 19 - 21 – Darwin, Australia) – FORD VICTORIES
Ford was represented in eight of the nine podium spots offered this weekend, with victories by Cam Waters and Kai Allen.
Waters collected three podiums on his way to the Triple Crown trophy.
Broc Feeney leads the championship charge, where the top-five spots are held by Ford drivers.
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series (June 19 – San Diego) – FORD VICTORY
Layne Riggs passed Tyler Reif on the final lap to win Friday’s inaugural Navy 250 on Naval Base Coronado.
The win was the fourth of the season for Riggs and third in the last four series races.
Formula Drift (June 18 - 20 – Stafford Motor Speedway) – FORD VICTORY
James Deane brought home the victory as Formula Drift made its track debut at Stafford Motor Speedway.
Ben Hobson had his best result of the season, finishing fourth.
DTM (June 20 - 21 – DEKRA Lausitzring)
Finn Wiebelhaus helped the Ford Mustang GT3 to its first DTM podium, placing third.
Arjun Maini finished a weekend best fourth, also capturing the first series pole position for the Mustang GT3.
ADAC GT Masters (June 20 - 21 – DEKRA Lausitzring)
Emil Gjerdrum and Max Reis recorded their first podiums of the season, finishing third for both races.
Mustang Cup USA (June 19 - 21 – Virginia International Raceway)
Logan Adams had a perfect weekend, earning two pole positions and two race wins in the Dark Horse class.
Craig Capaldi won both of the weekend’s races in Dark Horse Legends.
NASCAR Cup Series (June 21 – San Diego)
Zane Smith finished fourth to lead Ford in Sunday’s Anduril 250 on Naval Base Coronado
Chris Buescher was sixth and Ryan Blaney ninth.
Details
Pikes Peak International Hill Climb (June 21 - Pikes Peak, Colorado) – FORD VICTORY
The Ford Racing Super Mustang Mach-E was fastest overall at the 104th running of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, earning the title of King of the Mountain with its 8:18 run.
This is Romain Dumas’ second King of the Mountain with Ford Racing.
Loren Healy captured a Ultra4 Exhibition class win with El Bandito in its debut year.
Dumas also qualified first in the Unlimited - Production Based Class with a 3:28:19.
The Super Mustang Mach-E returned for its second consecutive year, building upon three previous years of success on the mountain with the SuperVan 4.2 in 2023 and the Ford F-150 Lightning SuperTruck in 2024.
Repco Supercars Championship (June 19 - 21 – Darwin, Australia) – FORD VICTORIES
Ford was represented in eight of the nine podium spots offered this weekend, with victories by Cam Waters and Kai Allen.
Waters, who collected three podiums, was awarded the Triple Crown trophy.
Other podium finishers include Matt Payne and Brodie Kostecki.
Broc Feeney leads the championship charge (1,390 points), where the top-five spots are held by Ford drivers— Payne (1,375), Waters (1,206), Kostecki (1,187) and Allen (1,171).
Grove Racing leapt over Triple Eight Race Engineering in the Team Championship, separated by 39 points.
The next event on the series schedule is the NTI Townsville 500, July 10 - 12.
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series (June 19 – San Diego) – FORD VICTORY
Layne Riggs passed Tyler Reif on the final lap to win Friday’s inaugural Navy 250 on Naval Base Coronado.
The win was the fourth of the season for Riggs and third in the last four series races.
Ty Majeski was fifth and Ben Rhodes eighth while Chandler Smith, who was battling for the lead following an overtime restart, got involved in an accident with Kaden Honeycutt and finished 22nd.
Riggs (21) and Smith (13) combined to lead 34-of-53 laps and Riggs now leads the point standings by 65 with five races remaining in the regular season.
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series has the next two weeks off before returning to action on Saturday, July 11 at Lime Rock Park (1 p.m. ET, FS1, NRN, SiriusXM).
Formula Drift (June 18 - 20 – Stafford Motor Speedway) – FORD VICTORY
In a qualifying session full of changing conditions, Ben Hobson qualified eighth and James Deane qualified 12th, putting them on the same side of the Top 32 bracket.
Deane and Hobson both won their Top 32, Top 16, and Great Eight tandem battles to advance to the Final Four, where they faced off against each other.
Both drivers gave it their all in the Final Four battle, and Deane came out on top. Hobson narrowly missed out on the podium, ultimately finishing fourth.
In the final battle, Deane clinched the victory when his competitor Jack Shanahan went off course during Deane’s lead run.
The next round of Formula Drift is July 30 - August 1 at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park.
DTM (June 20 - 21 – DEKRA Lausitzring)
Ford Racing Driver Development Team member and 2025 Road to DTM winner Finn Wiebelhaus helped the Ford Mustang GT3 to its first DTM podium, placing third.
Arjun Maini finished a weekend best fourth, also capturing the first series pole position for the Mustang GT3.
DTM continues to Norisring, July 2 - 5, with coverage on the official DTM YouTube channel.
ADAC GT Masters (June 20 - 21 – DEKRA Lausitzring)
Emil Gjerdrum and Max Reis recorded their first podiums of the season, finishing third in both races.
Ford Racing Driver Development Team member Kiano Blum and Niklas Kalus finished a weekend best 11th.
The next race of the season is scheduled for July 10 - 12 at the Nürburgring short track.
Mustang Cup USA (June 19 - 21 – Virginia International Raceway)
In Saturday’s Miles Cup race, Logan Adams led from flag-to-flag in the Dark Horse class, successfully managing a late race restart after a long safety car period. In Dark Horse Legends, Craig Capaldi took the lead at the start and remained in the lead for the rest of the race to earn the win.
In Sunday’s Parnelli Cup race, Adams fended off challenges from second-place finisher Kale Buhl throughout the race to claim victory, and Capaldi led the entire race in the Dark Horse Legends class.
Mustang Cup USA will be back in action August 14-16 at Road America.
NASCAR Cup Series (June 21 – San Diego)
Zane Smith finished fourth to lead Ford in Sunday’s Anduril 250 on Naval Base Coronado
Chris Buescher was sixth and Ryan Blaney ninth.
Blaney led a race-high 12 laps and won Stage 1 while Ryan Preece captured Stage 2.
The NASCAR Cup Series continues next Sunday, June 28 at Sonoma Raceway (3:30 p.m. ET, TNT, PRN, SiriusXM).
