In case you missed it this morning, here's the awesome video of Ford's new GT Le Mans racecar terrorizing the streets of Paris. CGI or not, you'll want to watch this one again and again.

GT/109 ran at Le Mans in 1965, entered by Ford’s partner, the Shelby American team. Piloted by American drivers Ronnie Bucknum and Herbert Linge, the car represented a bold attempt to fine-tune ...

Thankfully, Ford also decided to share as much of this process as possible with the world so that you can see some of the crazy work of turning the road car GT into the Le Mans-fightin' GT LM GTE Pro.

As one of only two surviving Ford GT Competition Prototype Roadsters and the only one to race at Le Mans, GT/109's achievements helped put Ford on the map against Ferrari and made the 1965 Ford GT ...

Ford knew that the 50th anniversary of its legendary Le Mans victory was coming up, and it knew that it wanted to work with Multimatic to try and get another W at the famed French endurance race ...

One of just two surviving Ford GT Roadsters is headed to auction. What’s more it’s the only one ever to have raced at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Built in March of 1965 by Ford Advanced Vehicles ...

Unfortunately, Ford’s Le Mans history would repeat itself, and none of the Ford GTs that competed in ’65 finished the race. Of course, that luck would change the following year .

Before we saw Matt Damon as Carroll Shelby on the big screen, Ford’s 1960s battle with Ferrari at Le Mans wasn’t a mainstream story. Thanks to the success of Ford v Ferrari , much of the world ...

JEDDAH — The No. 68 Ford GT of Sébastien Bourdais (FRA), Joey Hand (US) and Dirk Müller (GER) crossed the finish line at Le Mans at three o’clock Sunday, as the overall GT winner of the 2016 ...