Ford Racing: A new era for America's race team
- Ford Motor Company formed a new global division called Ford Racing on September 4, 2025, to unify its road and race programs under one brand.
- The rebranding builds on Ford Performance and follows Henry Ford's 1901 Sweepstakes race win, linking a legacy of racing to current business strategy.
- Ford Racing will consolidate its operations under one roof in Dearborn, overseeing racing programs, road vehicles, customer engagement, merchandise, and global branding efforts.
- Will Ford stated the rebrand "signals a completely new way of thinking" and that engineers will bring innovations from track to road products and vice versa.
- Ford Racing aims to drive profits and enhance product offerings by applying motorsport technology to family vehicles like Mustang and Raptor, maintaining competitive motorsports presence globally.
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Ford Motor company announces rebrand, new logo for its motorsports program
Ford Motor Company is rebranding its motorsports program to Ford Racing.The rebrand and new logo were announced Thursday in a letter to employees by Will Ford, the great-grandson of company founder Henry Ford.The motorsports arm of the company had previously been called Ford Performance. The company, noted global director Mark Rushbrook, was founded on racing when Henry Ford in 1901 won a race in a car called “Sweepstakes” that catapulted him to…

Ford Racing: A new era for America’s race team
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Ford Racing: A new era for America's race team
Ford Motor Company has rebranded its motorsports program to Ford Racing. The announcement was made in a letter to employees by Will Ford, the great-grandson of company founder Henry Ford.
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