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Ever since Ford’s official announcement that the legendary Ford Bronco would be returning to the fold, the buzz for the original off-road SUV king has been very real.

Since its initial unveiling last summer, the 2021 Ford Bronco has received more than 190,000 reservations from Ford fanatics who are chomping at the bit to take delivery on their shiny new rides. However, production limitations resulting from higher-than-expected demand as well as the fallout of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic pushed back delivery of the model significantly.

Believe it or not, the upcoming all-electric Ford Mustang Mach-E GT just got even more awesome. With the addition of the all-new Mach-E GT Performance Edition, this ride is now capable of accelerating from 0-60 mph in 3.5 seconds.

Earlier today, many Ford gearheads nationwide were sent into mourning, as the Blue Oval brand has recently announced that it will be ending production of the Mustang Shelby 350 and 350R models this Fall.

In response to overwhelming demand, the Ford Motor Company has officially announced that they will be expanding the availability of the Bronco’s high-performance off-road “Sasquatch” package to both the Bronco two-door and Bronco four-door models. In addition, the package will feature a class-first manual seven-speed transmission option.

In a recent blog article which can be accessed right here, we discussed the chances of Ford performance drivers Matt Dibenedetto, Clint Bowyer, Ryan Blaney, and Joey Logano as they attempt to capture the elusive 2020 NASCAR Cup Series Championship.

This Sunday, the 2020 NASCAR Playoffs kick-off at Darlington Raceway with the running of the Cook Out Southern 500. 

Without further ado, let’s take an in-depth look at the remaining Ford Performance 2020 NASCAR Playoff participants and analyze their chances of taking home the Cup this year.

After a regular season filled with turmoil, pandemic-related delays, and hot seat drama, the NASCAR Cup Series is finally entering the 2020 Playoff season.

Despite the difficulties, Ford Performance’s NASCAR division has seen significant success this year. In total, eight Ford drivers have qualified for a chance to take home the 2020 NASCAR Cup Series Championship.

Let’s take a look at each driver’s chances as NASCAR gets ready to kick off the 2020 Playoffs this Sunday at the Cook Out Southern 500 hosted by Darlington Raceway.

Earlier this month, the Ford Motor Company unveiled the all-new 2021 Ford Bronco family via a national television premiere which aired across multiple networks including ABC, ESPN, and National Geographic. 

Immediately following the reveal, order banks opened nationwide and allowed everyday citizens to special-order their very own Bronco for the first time. However, not even Ford was prepared for the overwhelming response they received.

The Explorer first debuted on showroom floors in 1990 as a highly capable, family-oriented 4x4 with four doors and ample cargo space. It redefined the SUV segment then, and it continues to do so today as it boasts the title of America’s all-time best-selling SUV. The 8 millionth Explorer was sold this January, a feat no other SUV has achieved as the Explorer ST continues to boost sales.

The all-new 2020 Ford Explorer has been entirely redesigned. The inside, the outside, and under the hood have all been enhanced and renewed to make this Explorer better than ever.