Ford’s World Endurance Championship battle continues at Circuit of the Americas in Texas

• Ford Chip Ganassi Racing continues World Endurance Championship campaign this weekend
• Andy Priaulx (GB) and Harry Tincknell (GB) eight points clear at the top of the GT FIA World Endurance Drivers’ Championship
• Ford fights Ferrari for GT FIA World Endurance Manufacturers’ Championship

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Ford Chip Ganassi Racing faces the challenges of the Nürburgring

• #67 and #66 Ford GTs finish the ‘6 Hours of Nürburgring’ in fifth and sixth positions respectively.
• Ford Chip Ganassi Racing drivers, Andy Priaulx (GB) and Harry Tincknell (GB), retain 11-point lead in Drivers’ World Championship.
• Ford stands second in Manufacturers’ World Championship, level on points with Ferrari

Ford Chip Ganassi Racing grabs last gasp second place in GTE Pro at Le Mans 24 hours

• #67 Ford GT takes second in GTE Pro at the Le Mans 24 Hours in thrilling finish
• Marks second year in a row that Ford Chip Ganassi Racing has made the podium at the legendary event
• The podium earned the #67 team double points toward the 2017 FIA World Endurance Championship title

Ford aiming high for World Endurance Championship race at Spa

• Ford Chip Ganassi Racing competing for second FIA World Endurance Championship win of the season at Spa, Belgium, following season-opening victory at Silverstone, UK
• Second round of the FIA World Endurance Championship takes place on Saturday, May 6, at fast-flowing Spa circuit

Ford wins first race of the WEC season

– #67 Ford GT of Andy Priaulx (GB), Harry Tincknell (GB) and Pipo Derani (BRA) converted pole position to victory in tough first race of the season
– Despite leading for a large part of the race the #66 Ford GT of Stefan Mücke (GER), Olivier Pla (FRA) and Billy Johnson (US) had to settle for fourth place.

Ford’s World Endurance Championship battle begins

– 2017 FIA World Endurance Championship commences at Silverstone this weekend
– Ford Chip Ganassi Racing will field two Ford GTs for the GTE Pro world title battle against Ferrari, Aston Martin and Porsche

The Ford Chip Ganassi Racing team will be on the attack on home ground this weekend when the battle for the FIA World Endurance Championship GTE Pro honours commences at Silverstone. The Ford WEC team is based at Greatworth – just a few miles from the Silverstone circuit – making it a great place to start their 2017 championship campaign.

Ford Chip Ganassi Racing ready to take on Rolex 24 at Daytona

– Ford’s history with the 24-hour endurance race stretches back to its first year
– Ford Chip Ganassi Racing fields four cars of three drivers each in its bid to win the 2017 GTLM title at the Rolex 24 At Daytona
– Driver lineup features INDYCAR aces Scott Dixon, Tony Kanaan and Sébastien Bourdais, who’ll team up with fellow Le Mans 24 co-drivers Joey Hand and Dirk Müller, and Rolex 24 rookie Harry Tincknell

Sun sets on a strong debut WEC season for the Ford GT

– Ford Chip Ganassi Racing team claims runner up position in teams’ championship, the ‘FIA Endurance Trophy for LM GTE Pro Teams’.
– Fourth and sixth place in season finale unrepresentative of true race performance of the team and the Ford GT

Ford in fight for teams’ title at WEC season finale

– #67 Ford GT just two points behind GTE Pro teams’ championship leaders

The Ford Chip Ganassi Racing team is in the Kingdom of Bahrain this week for the final round of the 2016 FIA World Endurance Championship.

After two wins in a row for the #67 Ford GT, the GTE Pro teams’ title is within reach, although the latest Balance of Performance changes will make it a challenging target.

Ford does the double with 1-2 in Shanghai

– #67 Ford GT of Andy Priaulx and Harry Tincknell wins in China just three weeks after winning in Japan
– #66 Ford GT raced by Stefan Mücke and Olivier Pla takes the runner up spot after early race drama
– Teams’ title battle is now on for final round in Bahrain