Virtual reality and motor sport continues to produce excellence, with Ford being the latest to try out the new technology.
You can now experience their 2016 Le Mans victory in 360-degree video, from inside the garage, the pitwall, trackside and in-car.
Those in the US will need to download the app, available at http://ford.to/FordVR, or it can viewed outside the US on the video below. The app is currently only available in the US, unfortunately.
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