Ford already demonstrated the Mustang GTD was fast, but trimming its Nürburgring record by this much is seriously impressive.

After the wreck that nearly ended it all, the rebuild continues—and it’s getting serious. In Episode 2 of my Nürburgring ...

The legend returns. Nürburgring’s fastest wheelchair user is back on track, and this comeback is nothing short of incredible.

Ford has returned to the Nürburgring Nordschleife with its 815-horsepower Mustang GTD, setting another new lap record for ...

Engineers of the Ford Mustang GTD have stood by their word in besting the GTD's previous lap record at the Nürburgring ...

This is the G70 Track Day Special, a one-off build inspired by the brand's Nürburgring taxi program. Those cars are G70s ...

It's also home to GM's racing command centers—conference rooms with walls of monitors where engineers and strategists provide ...

Back at the end of 2024, Ford announced its upcoming Mustang GTD had lapped the Nürburgring in under seven minutes. In fact, the 804bhp supercharged former muscle car (it’s now a supercar ...

Even thought it ran a record-setting run last year, Ford remained unsatisfied with the Mustang GTD’s performance at the ...

The new lap time shaves 5.5 seconds off of the GTD's previous record as the fastest American production car at the infamous ...

Sure, the Mustang GTD managed a very impressive feat by smashing through the seven-minute mark around Germany's legendary Nürburgring racetrack on that last trip, but it hadn't gone to plan.

Six-speed 992.2 911 GT3 is not just the fastest manual car ever around the ‘Ring but it beat the 992.1 PDK GT3 by more than ...