Ford responded by taking their most powerful NASCAR engine and somehow squeezing it into the Mustang. The result was something that would become one of the most legendary muscle cars ever created ...

Team owner/engine-builder Doug Yates expects Ford’s new FR9 engine to be ready by August, in time for the season-ending, 10-race Chase for the Championship. Once it’s ready, though, it’s ...

Doug Yates, CEO of Roush-Yates Engines (the primary engine-builder for Ford Performance teams in the NASCAR Cup Series), weighed in on the matter during a radio spot with SiriusXM NASCAR Radio ...

Ford expects to have its new FR-9 engine in eight of its Fusions at next weekend's Sprint Challenge and Sprint All-Star races at Charlotte Motor Speedway. By the middle of the summer, Roush Fenway ...

“Fast” forward 18 years to his 30th birthday in 1893, and Ford had created his first engine in Detroit – a crudely constructed, small, one-cylinder gas-powered model.

The fuel types used in Cup Series engines are: Sunoco 93 MON, 104 RON, 98 AKI 85% unleaded gasoline + Sunoco Green Ethanol E15 15%. The power-unit providers in NASCAR are Toyota, Ford and Chevrolet.