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    Ford’s latest Raptor T1+ engineered for extreme rallies

    August 1, 2024
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    Ford Performance has unveiled the new Ford Raptor T1+, a vehicle crafted to dominate the Dakar Rally and other challenging off-road competitions. The truck, which represents the zenith of the Raptor series, made its debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed and is a product of the collaboration between Ford Performance and M-Sport Ltd.

    Ford's latest Raptor T1+ engineered for extreme rallies

    The Raptor T1+ is designed to withstand the rigors of rally raid terrains, integrating advanced technology and design from experiences at this year’s Dakar Rally. Its cutting-edge suspension system features adjustable Fox bypass dampers, and the power comes from a Coyote-based 5.0 V8 engine, making it well-suited for the harshest environments. Piloting the Raptor T1+ will be elite drivers such as Carlos Sainz Sr. and Nani Roma, who have significant experience in rally driving. Their expertise is expected to be invaluable as Ford aims for a strong showing at the upcoming Baja Hungary and other events.

    The Raptor T1+ boasts a robust suspension setup with independent double-wishbone suspension and multiple adjustable dampers at each wheel. This is complemented by a sturdy frame of T45 steel and carbon fiber body panels, which not only provide durability but also contribute to the vehicle’s striking design and superior off-road capabilities.

    Ford’s commitment to redefining off-road performance with vehicles like the Raptor T1+ underscores its dedication to innovation and excellence in the automotive sector. With teams ready to compete and a vehicle engineered for extremes, Ford Performance is poised to make a significant impact in the world of rally raid racing.

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