Overview
- Will Ford announced the retirement of the Ford Performance name and introduced the Ford Racing logo in a company letter.
- Executives frame the move as a direct track-to-road push intended to integrate race engineering with future production models.
- The new identity begins rolling out immediately, with the first Ford Racing production vehicle scheduled to debut at a January season launch.
- Race cars will carry the branding at January’s Dakar Rally and Rolex 24 at Daytona, while Mustang Supercars keep Ford Performance for the current season before switching in 2026.
- The unified banner spans NASCAR, Supercars, WRC, Le Mans/hypercar and an F1 collaboration with Red Bull, with Mark Rushbrook and Will Ford leading the program.