Ford reveals first images of LMDh during testing in France
3 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 17, 2026, 3:29 PM
Last updated Aug 17, 2026

Ford has unveiled the first photographs of its LMDh car while testing at Paul Ricard in France. The LMDh is scheduled to make its debut in the World Endurance Championship (WEC) next year. This release showcases Ford's commitment to competing in the top-tier endurance racing series. Following this testing phase, Ford will prepare for upcoming competitive events, marking a significant step in their motorsports strategy.
- •Ford showcases LMDh car at Paul Ricard testing.
- •The LMDh will debut in WEC next year.
- •Images released demonstrate Ford's design and engineering efforts.
- •Testing aims to prepare the vehicle for competitive events.
- 3:29 PMAutosport — Ford reveals new LMDh car on track at Paul Ricard
- 3:19 PMMotorsport.com — Ford reveals its new LMDh car on track
- 2:52 PMRacer — Ford's LMDh breaks cover
"Ford’s brand-new LMDh car performed its maiden shakedown at Le Castellet on Monday ahead of its World Endurance Championship debut in 2027. Circuit Paul Ricard was chosen for the shakedown as it is close to the headquarters of manufacturer ORECA, whose chassis forms the basis of the unnamed Ford prototype. The 5.4-litre naturally-aspirated V8 engine derived from the Coyote, built and ...Keep reading
"Ford’s brand-new LMDh car performed its maiden shakedown at Le Castellet on Monday ahead of its World Endurance Championship debut in 2027. Circuit Paul Ricard was chosen for the shakedown as it is close to the headquarters of manufacturer ORECA, whose chassis forms the basis of the unnamed Ford prototype. The 5.4-litre naturally-aspirated V8 engine derived from the Coyote, built and ...Keep reading
"Ford has released the first photos of its LMDh during testing at Paul Ricard in France. The car will make its WEC debut next year.
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External links- AutosportAug 17, 2026, 3:29 PMFord reveals new LMDh car on track at Paul Ricard
Ford’s brand-new LMDh car performed its maiden shakedown at Le Castellet on Monday ahead of its World Endurance Championship debut in 2027. Circuit Paul Ricard was chosen for the shakedown as it is close to the headquarters of manufacturer ORECA, whose chassis forms the basis of the unnamed Ford prototype. The 5.4-litre naturally-aspirated V8 engine derived from the Coyote, built and ...Keep reading
- Motorsport.comAug 17, 2026, 3:19 PMFord reveals its new LMDh car on track
Ford’s brand-new LMDh car performed its maiden shakedown at Le Castellet on Monday ahead of its World Endurance Championship debut in 2027. Circuit Paul Ricard was chosen for the shakedown as it is close to the headquarters of manufacturer ORECA, whose chassis forms the basis of the unnamed Ford prototype. The 5.4-litre naturally-aspirated V8 engine derived from the Coyote, built and ...Keep reading
- RacerAug 17, 2026, 2:52 PMFord's LMDh breaks cover
Ford has released the first photos of its LMDh during testing at Paul Ricard in France. The car will make its WEC debut next year.
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