"Ford Gains Valuable Insights in Mustang GT3 Debut at Daytona"

Ford Performance's new Mustang GT3 made its debut at the Rolex 24 at Daytona, with one car finishing sixth in the GTD Pro class while the other retired due to mechanical issues. Despite setbacks, Ford's global motorsports director Mark Rushbrook expressed optimism, stating that they learned a lot and are confident in addressing the issues. Driver Harry Tincknell praised the car's performance and reliability, expressing optimism for future races, particularly at Sebring.