Ken Miles

Ken Miles was a talented and passionate British race car driver and engineer known for his skill in high-performance automotive racing. He played a key role at Ford during the 1960s, helping develop and test cars for the infamous competition against Ferrari, notably the Ford GT40. Miles was recognized for his technical expertise, precision driving, and intense dedication. His fearless approach and innovative engineering contributed significantly to Ford’s racing success, including winning Le Mans in 1966. Sadly, his career was cut short by a tragic accident. Miles remains celebrated as a pioneering figure in motorsport history.