In a historic show of performance, Detroit's top racing brands — Cadillac, Team Penske, Mustang, Corvette.— have come to take ...

Ford v Ferrari is an accurate biopic, but some details were omitted to create a thrilling and concise narrative. The film ...

Ken Miles' death in Ford v Ferrari is portrayed accurately, with some small changes, and serves as a tragic moment in the ...

"Ford v. Ferrari" premiered in 2019, introducing the wider culture to a little-known rivalry that changed the course of racing. It details the conflict between Enzo Ferrari, the founder of ...

In a deliciously digressive sequence of the rollicking Ford v Ferrari, Mollie (Outlander's Caitriona Balfe), the otherwise supportive wife of test car driver Ken Miles (Christian Bale), treats her ...

The class is also home to other proven GT racing powerhouses from Porsche, Corvette and Aston Martin but the focus has firmly been on the renewed battle of Ford versus Ferrari. "I have never been ...

Ford Motor Company" than "Ford v. Ferrari," in that Enzo Ferrari (Remo Girone) and his executives, engineers, and drivers are rather quickly dismissed as stuffy, cardboard-cutout opposition.

Shadowing the GT's every move is Ferrari's latest V-8 coupe, the F430. Two red flashes, vivid as slashes in your retina. The Ford impossibly low and wide, an organically primal shape, that flat ...

It’s a common misconception that Ford v Ferrari—which is airing on HBO on Saturday at 8 p.m. ET—is a very well-made, 152-minute long car commercial. In fact, Ford v Ferrari is a very well ...

Ford vs. Ferrari (known in some territories as Le Mans '66) is in cinemas now, just over 50 years after the events it depicts really happened as two of the world's biggest car manufacturers faced ...

"I think I slept all the way to France," says Nowland, who experienced the events depicted in "Ford v Ferrari," which hits theaters Thursday and opens wide Nov. 15. Ford's legendary 1966 Le Mans ...

I think, ‘Done that. Don’t need to do it again.’ ” But when James Mangold sent Letts the script for “Ford v Ferrari,” and an offer to play Ford CEO Henry Ford II, he couldn’t resist.