Did Ford Silence Ken Miles? Racing's Most Dangerous Secret: Uncovering the Shocking Truth Behind the GT40 Program's Deadliest Cover-Up - The Driver Who Knew Too Much

On August 17, 1966, Ken Miles—Ford's brilliant test driver and architect of the GT40's Le Mans victory—died in what appeared to be a routine testing accident. Ford called it tragic. Newly discovered evidence suggests it was murder.This investigative exposé reveals the shocking conspiracy behind one of racing's most mysterious deaths. Through previously classified Ford documents, Miles' secret logbooks discovered in 2018, and exclusive interviews with industry insiders, this book uncovers a corporate cover-up that reaches the highest levels of American automotive power.What the investigation reveals:• Ken Miles documented dangerous safety violations Ford ignored • The J-Car's fatal design flaws were known months before the crash• Multiple witnesses were intimidated into silence for decades • The official accident investigation was deliberately sabotaged • Corporate executives prioritized Le Mans victory over driver safetyMiles wasn't just Ford's most valuable test driver—he was a whistleblower who threatened to expose the company's deadly cost-cutting measures and falsified safety reports. His refusal to stay silent about corporate negligence made him the most dangerous man in Detroit.Based on years of investigation, this book finally reveals the truth about Ken Miles' death and Ford's systematic cover-up of automotive industry secrets that continue to endanger lives today.Perfect for readers of corporate conspiracy, true crime, automotive history, and investigative journalism. Read more