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Ford is never "no where". The cars as fast as they want it to be politically. They can game the system to not only take pole, but have their competitors penalised too. They have no interest in a straight fight, and we seen another example of that at Le Mans. Remember at Spa, the car was short shifting everywhere and looked lost at sea until the final yellow - then once the gap had closed, the car was magically able to keep up with the leader and almost take a 'surprise' win.
Ford is playing the political game. You can say it's the ACOs fault, and it largely is, but nobody else is quite taking the **** like Ford.
As for LMPs, both LMP1 and LMP2 are looking awesome for tomorrow.
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