Holman-Moody hastily prepped a No. 51 Ford that Rodríguez drove to an impressive fifth-place run behind race-winning teammate Fred Lorenzen.

“The Holman Moody Heritage Edition isn’t just a tribute—it’s a rolling artifact of Ford’s most defining moment at Le Mans. It’s incredibly rare, brutally fast, and engineered with the same ...

Specific to the Holman Moody Heritage Edition is the gold livery complemented with touches of Heritage Red, Oxford White, and exposed carbon fiber, along with the original Le Mans finisher’s No. 5 ...

Currently available through online-auction house SBX Cars, the 2022 Ford GT Holman Moody Heritage Edition is one of only 21 examples built.

A Ford GT40 Mk II campaigned by Holman-Moody in the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans is headed to a Miami auction.

The NASCAR Hall of Fame will induct its class of 2025 this week, and representing the pioneers of the sport among this year’s inductees is owner/driver Ralph Moody. Moody is one of the founders ...

The Holman Moody Heritage Edition recognizes the Holman Moody team’s third-place finish at Le Mans in 1966 with a striking gold and red livery.

A 1966 Ford GT40 MK II was raced by Holman-Moody at Sebring in 1966, finishing second. It then was entered at Le Mans that year as one of three Ford/Holman Moody cars.

Nyck de Vries knows the importance of the 24 Hours of Le Mans in the racing world. “Everyone who competes in the F.I.A. World Endurance Championship is very motivated and determined to excel at ...

A trio of teams had a total of eight 7-liter GT40s to enter into the 1966 Le Mans 24 Hour event. Shelby American, Holman and Moody, and Alan Mann Racing ostensibly ran the cars, but the entire ...

Starting from humble beginnings, Ralph’s journey as a master engine builder led him to becoming a co-founder of Holman-Moody, a NASCAR racing team that set a standard for precision engineering.