Photo: Wes Duenkel/Ford Ford Racing has revealed the complete driver lineups and military-inspired liveries for its inaugural ‘Proud To Serve: Veterans Day Classic’ at Daytona International Speedway on Nov. 11, along with other additional details involving festivities. Six two-car teams of Ford Mustang Dark Horse Rs will represent the six branches of the U.S. military in the 30-minute sprint race, with drivers drawn from NASCAR, IMSA, Formula 1, drifting and other motorsports disciplines. Several pairings also have personal or professional connections to the branches they will represent, while each car will feature a livery inspired by a military vehicle or aircraft. Army Photo: Ford Racing The U.S. Army will be represented by 2016 24 Hours of Le Mans winner Joey Hand and 2012 NASCAR Cup Series champion Brad Keselowski. Hand’s father served 20 years in the Army National Reserve. Hand also previously drove for Keselowski’s RFK Racing team in the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series...