Ford Performance took multiple top-10 finishes this weekend across the U.S. with strong showings across multiple NASCAR series as well as in NHRA drag racing.
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FORD PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS: Preece Leads Ford’s Strong NASCAR Weekend
Mar 31, 2025
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Ryan Preece led Ford in the NASCAR Cup Series with a seventh-place finish at Martinsville in Virginia, marking his third straight top-10 run.
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|Ryan Preece led Ford in the NASCAR Cup Series with a seventh-place finish at Martinsville in Virginia, marking his third straight top-10 run.
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|Joey Logano led 13 laps and won Stage 1 before eventually finishing eighth. -
|Todd Gilliland matched his best effort of the year as he finished 10th. -
|Josh Berry led the most laps among Ford drivers with 40. -
|The NASCAR Cup Series continues with its annual Throwback Weekend at Darlington Raceway in South Carolina on Sunday. -
|The Haas Factory Team duo of Sam Mayer and Sheldon Creed led the way for Ford in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, finishing second and fifth, respectively, for the second straight week. -
|That marks the third time in 2025 Creed and Mayer have finished in the top five in the same race. -
|Ryan Sieg was eighth to round out Ford’s top-10 finishers. -
|Mayer remains second in the overall standings, while Creed moved up one spot to fourth and Sieg to ninth. -
|The series continues on Saturday at Darlington Raceway. -
|Jake Garcia was the highest finishing Ford, as he placed third in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series on Friday at Martinsville. -
|Chandler Smith and Ben Rhodes gave Ford three drivers in the top five, as they finished fourth and fifth, respectively. -
|Defending champion Ty Majeski is second in the point standings, while Smith (third), Layne Riggs (eighth), Garcia (ninth) and Rhodes (10th) give Ford half of the top 10. -
|The series returns to action April 11 at Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee. -
|Daniel Wilkerson advanced to the finals of the NHRA Lucas Oil Winternationals in Pomona, California, finishing runner-up to Jack Beckman. -
|Wilkerson qualified 10th, with a 3.924 ET at 324.28 mph as the top 15 all posted sub-4.0-second times. Bob Tasca III ran a 4.011 at 324.98 mph, failing to advance to the elimination rounds. -
|The next race for the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series is April 11-13 at the NHRA Four-Wide Nationals in Las Vegas. -
|Dollahite Racing, co-piloted by Scott Dollahite and Anthony Lazzaro, placed 13th in the Pro-Am class for both rounds in the SRO GT World Challenge America at Sonoma Raceway. -
|Dollahite Racing, making its Mustang GT3 debut, pitted within the first 20 minutes of the race and then served a pre-race procedure penalty in the opening round. -
|Mustang GT3 finished 13th in the Pro-Am class (18th overall) and three laps off the lead lap from its 12th position class start. -
|Starting 10th in the event finale, Dollahite Racing crossed the finish line 13th in class (17th overall). -
|The next two rounds are scheduled for April 25-27 at Circuit of The Americas in Texas.
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