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| February 22, 2021 - Jensen Ford Gear page updated with 2021 T-Shirts |
The Gear page has been reloaded with two brand new Jensen Ford t-shirts. Head on over and place your order today!
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| January 16, 2021 - Ford scores 11th-place finish in season opener at Volusia |
 After losing Friday night’s program to Mother Nature, Jensen Ford was one of 64 Crate Racin’ USA Winter Series entries on hand at Volusia Speedway Park (Barberville, Fla.) on Saturday afternoon to kick off his 2021 season with the Sunshine Nationals finale. With the field split into three separate groups, Ford laid down the fastest lap in his group before placing second in his heat behind Kyle Bronson. Earning the 10th-starting position for the $10,000-to-win A-Main, Jensen faded one spot in the 30-lap affair to register an 11th-place finish.
For full results from this event, please visit www.CrateRacinUSA.com.
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| December 11, 2020 - Jensen Ford ends 2020 season with three wins |
In a year that saw several events cancelled early in the season by the Covid-19 pandemic, Jensen Ford competed in a total of 33 races behind the wheel of his Whitehead Construction Inc. No. 83 Late Model. He amassed three wins, 14 Top-5 finishes, and 20 Top-10 performances.
His 2020 season will kick off on January 15th at Volusia Speedway Park (Barberville, Fla.) for the Crate Racin' USA Winter Series-sanctioned Sunshine Nationals.
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| November 28, 2020 - 11th place finish in Leftover at 411 Motor Speedway |
 Jensen Ford was one of 52 Iron-Man Racing Series entries on hand at 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tenn.) on Saturday afternoon for the fifth annual Leftover. With the Top 4 qualifiers from each group getting locked into the main event, Ford followed up the ninth fastest time in his group with a runner-up finish in his heat behind Austin Horton. Starting the $5,000-to-win A-Main in 13th, Jensen muscled forward two spots in the 50-lap affair to place 11th. (Josh James Artwork)
For full results from this event, please visit www.411MotorSpeedway.net.
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| November 14, 2020 - Top-5 finish in Crate Late Model Championship at Volunteer Speedway |
 On Friday evening Jensen Ford returned to Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tenn.) powering his Stanco Equipment No. 83 Late Model for the two-day Crate Late Model National Championship. Drawing a stout field of 73 American Crate All-Star Series entries, Ford timed in second fastest in his time trial group but suffered fuel issues while leading his heat that forced him pitside for the remainder of the evening.
 The following night, Jensen came in second fastest overall in time trials behind Ricky Weiss before picking up a 10-lap heat race victory. Earning the second-starting position for the $15,000-to-win A-Main, Ford snuck past polesitter Ricky Weiss for the lead on the opening lap until Weiss wrestled it back two laps later. Hanging onto a Top-5 finish in the remaining distance, Jensen Ford notched a fifth-place finish behind Jimmy Owens, Jason Welshan, Logan Roberson, and Zach Sise. (Michael Boggs Photography)
For full results from these events, please visit www.CrateRacing.com.
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| November 7, 2020 - Fourth place finish in Fall Brawl at Bulls Gap |
 Saturday afternoon saw Jensen Ford return to action at Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tenn.) piloting the Tyler Smith-owned No. 32 Late Model for the Coca-Cola Fall Brawl. Coming in sixth fastest overall in a field of 27 cars, Ford earned the sixth-starting position for the A-Main. Clawing forward two spots in the 25-lapper, Jensen notched a fourth place finish behind Jason Welshan, Ricky Weiss, and Matt Henderson with Mack McCarter coming in fifth.
For full results from this event, please visit www.VolunteerSpeedway.com. |
| October 17, 2020 - Jensen Ford scores a pair of Top-10 finishes with Southern All Stars |
 Jensen Ford visited Smoky Mountain Speedway (Maryville, Tenn.) on Friday night to compete in the Super and Crate Late Model ranks for the King of the Mountain Championship. In a field of 34 Southern All Star Series entries, Ford secured his spot into the $3,000-to-win A-Main with the third fastest time in his qualifying group. Losing one spot in the 30-lap affair, Jensen recorded a seventh place outing.
For the American Crate All-Star Series sanctioned event, Jensen followed up the fourth fastest lap in time trials with a third place finish in the Dash. With $2,000 on the line in the feature, Ford held his spot for all 30 laps to finish third behind Carder Miller and Matt Henderson with Eli Beets and Jake Teague rounding out the Top-5.
 The following night, Ford posted a third place in his heat, which positioned him 11th on the starting grid for the $7,000-to-win finale. Coming one spot shy of a Top-5 finish, Jensen clawed forward five spots in the 50-lapper to place sixth. (Michael Moats photo)
In the Crate ranks, Jensen locked his spot into the main event with the seventh fastest time overall. Rolling off sixth, Ford slipped back to a 12th place outing.
For full results from these events, please visit www.SASDirt.com and www.CrateRacing.com. |
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Jensen Ford was one of 52 Iron-Man Racing Series entries on hand at 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tenn.) on Saturday afternoon for the fifth annual Leftover. With the Top 4 qualifiers from each group getting locked into the main event, Ford followed up the ninth fastest time in his group with a runner-up finish in his heat behind Austin Horton. Starting the $5,000-to-win A-Main in 13th, Jensen muscled forward two spots in the 50-lap affair to place 11th. (Josh James Artwork)
The following night, Jensen came in second fastest overall in time trials behind Ricky Weiss before picking up a 10-lap heat race victory. Earning the second-starting position for the $15,000-to-win A-Main, Ford snuck past polesitter Ricky Weiss for the lead on the opening lap until Weiss wrestled it back two laps later. Hanging onto a Top-5 finish in the remaining distance, Jensen Ford notched a fifth-place finish behind Jimmy Owens, Jason Welshan, Logan Roberson, and Zach Sise. (Michael Boggs Photography)
The following night, Ford posted a third place in his heat, which positioned him 11th on the starting grid for the $7,000-to-win finale. Coming one spot shy of a Top-5 finish, Jensen clawed forward five spots in the 50-lapper to place sixth. (Michael Moats photo)
