Ford reveals 7th-gen Mustang GT Supercar

Ford just unveiled the GT Supercar version of the seventh-generation Ford Mustang. 

The Blue Oval brand’s challenger for the 2023 Australian Supercars Championship was revealed last week, in a global first appearance of the seventh-generation Mustang in racing guise. The 2023 Mustang GT ‘Gen3’ Supercar was uncovered at Mount Panorama ahead of the famous Bathurst 1000.

The Mustang Supercar has been built by Ford’s homologation team Dick Johnson Racing, in conjunction with Ford Performance. It will compete for the 2023 season when a new era of Supercars racing begins.

According to Ford, the Gen3 Mustang GT Supercar more closely resembles its road-going counterpart, with a production-based Coyote V8 engine, low roofline, and long hood that makes the nameplate the world’s favorite sports car.

“It is fantastic to be able to show, for the very first time globally, the seventh-generation Mustang in racing form,” said Ford Performance Motorsports Global Director Mark Rushbrook.

The road-going variants of the seventh-generation Mustang were revealed in Detroit last month, with computer-generated images of the race cars shown at the same time.

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