Ford to make Le Mans return in Hypercar
Ford will make a triumphant return in 2027 with a full LMDh program. As yet, a chassis supplier has not been confirmed, nor the team or drivers. The LMDh entry will keep the door open for Ford to compete in the IMSA SportsCar Championship too, meaning a chance to race in the 24 Hours of Daytona and Sebring 12 Hours.
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Has endurance racing replaced Formula 1 as the pinnacle motorsport tech?Formula 1 has long prided itself on being the pinnacle of motorsport technology, but has a growing manufacturer interest in ...
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Alpine reveals 2025 WEC Hypercar liveryAlpine Endurance Team has revealed the livery that its Signatech-run factory A424 Hypercars will sport during the 2025 FIA ...
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WEC increasingly attractive: When will Verstappen make the switch?With Ford's announcement to enter the hyperclass class of the World Endurance Championship (WEC) as a manufacturer, the FIA's ...
Ford becomes the eighth manufacturer to officially commit to the LMDh platform and is set to be at least the tenth OEM to ...
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Ford confirms prototype programFord will enter the booming global factory prototype ranks with a new LMDh-based chassis starting in 2027. As RACER revealed ...
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Lamborghini open to new LMDh partners for WEC returnLamborghini will start looking for new partner teams to continue its LMDh project beyond 2025 if it can prove the ...
The defending Hypercar world championship-winning driver crew of Laurens Vanthoor and Kevin Estre will be joined by Matt ...
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