M-Sport Ford World Rally Team heads east for the penultimate round of the 2025 FIA World Rally Championship, as the series returns to the demanding asphalt roads of Rally Japan. Grégoire Munster and Josh McErlean head up the team’s campaign once again in a pair of Ford Puma Rally1 cars. Based in Toyota City, the event takes crews deep into the Aichi and Gifu regions for three days of narrow, twisting stages that wind through dense forests and mountainous terrain. Japan’s asph

Behind every engineer at M-Sport is a story of ambition, determination, and a love for motorsport that fuels their career. For Ed, now a Junior Engine Engineer, joining M-Sport was the moment his passion for engineering met real-world performance. “My name’s Ed, and I studied Motorsport Engineering at Coventry University,” he begins. “I joined M-Sport in September 2024, starting in Sub-Assembly.” Ignition On: A New Chapter at M-Sport For Ed, applying to the M-Sport Graduate P

M-Sport Ford World Rally Team is pleased to confirm that Latvian driver Mārtiņš Sesks will return to the cockpit of the Ford Puma Rally1 for the final round of the 2025 FIA World Rally Championship on Rally Saudi Arabia. Sesks will take on the inaugural edition of WRC Rally Saudi Arabia, aiming to harness his strong form on loose surfaces and continue his upward trajectory at the sport’s highest level. Sesks quickly firmed his place as one of the rising stars in the sport thr

M-Sport Ford World Rally Team wrapped up a challenging yet encouraging weekend on Central European Rally, an event that took crews across three countries and a variety of tricky Tarmac stages. Puma Rally1 drivers Grégoire Munster and Josh McErlean showed strong pace and determination throughout the rally, with McErlean finishing seventh overall and matching his best FIA World Rally Championship result. Both Munster and McErlean made it through Thursday afternoon’s stages cle

M-Sport Ford World Rally Team returns to Tarmac next week as the FIA World Rally Championship heads to Central Europe for the twelfth round of the 2025 season. With a demanding route spanning Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic, this year’s Central European Rally promises to test precision and adaptability, with unpredictable autumn weather adding an extra layer of uncertainty. Starting in the German town of Bad Griesbach, the event opens with a nearby Super Special Stage