Ford is making a big return to racing, from the Kentucky Derby to Formula 1, celebrating 125 years of Ford Racing.

It has 25 percent more cylinders than a V8 and is the middle ground between America's favorite engine and the more exotic V12. The V10 is arguably even more specialized than the twelve-cylinder engine ...

Ford is ditching the Performance branding and simplifying its message. Starting in 2026, the automaker’s global motorsport division will operate under a newly revived name: Ford Racing. The ...

Ford Performance, the racing and high-performance road car division of the Ford Motor Company, has been renamed as of Thursday: the division will now be known as Ford Racing. It's a branding shift ...

Ford has always raced against the clock and against expectations. In 1901, long before he became a household name, Henry Ford took a car he built himself and called "Sweepstakes" into a race against ...

V10 engines aren't particularly common in road cars, but there was a time when two of America's Big Three automakers engineered V10s to replace big block V8s in their heavy duty truck platforms. Even ...

Ford’s move wasn’t just about beating the competition – it was about owning a new corner of the market. A naturally aspirated V10 wasn’t just powerful; it was rare, unique, and bold. For truck buyers ...

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The Ford V10 Triton engine is the largest displacement power plant in the Blue Oval's Modular line and one of the biggest it puts in a consumer vehicle. With a displacement of 6.8 liters and plenty of ...