Ford has been successfully sued in the past for denial of warranty repair based solely on how they marketed the car. It was either the '00 Cobra or the '03 Cobra. Somebody blew their engine doing shenanigans, tried to get warranty repair, Ford voided the warranty, the person sued Ford. In court, he [his lawyer] showed a Cobra brochure with pictures of a Cobra doing smokey burnouts. Ford lost. He got a new engine.
Ford would have a hard time with a defense of "Well, we built this track car, but it's not really a track car. We just tell people that for marketing purposes. It's really only meant for spirited driving on country roads."
Point being it was the owner that had to prove in court their driving did not cause the failure. Ford has to prove nothing to deny warranty.
I still laugh at you thinking that your belief or feelings means more than facts or data.