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Motorsports Barrage: Ford Targets GT3, NASCAR, NHRA, and More

The only actual car Ford builds in North America is the natural choice for the company to send racing, and there will be variants of the new Mustang designed and developed to compete in a wide variety of global racing series.

Beginners and Amateurs

Racers on a tight budget will find plenty to love and learn with a base Mustang 2.3 EcoBoost. They’ll also be able to upgrade it with the

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