The outcome of the Manufacturer's Challenge Cup at Grosse Pointe in 1902 was a victory for Barney Oldfield, driving the Ford 999. Oldfield competed against Alexander Winton and other drivers on the Grosse Pointe track near Detroit. The Ford 999, driven by Oldfield, won the race easily, as reported by various sources including "First Super Speedway" and "Autoweek". This win was significant as it was the first race for the Ford 999 and helped establish Ford Motor Company's reputation in the early days of automobile racing.