Providing radios for road racing

Tuesday, 08 January, 2013

Racing Radios has been named GRAND-AM Road Racing’s radio communications provider.

The multiyear agreement runs through the 2015 season for GRAND-AM and the unified North American sports car series which begins competition in 2014.

“Racing Radios has a long history with both NASCAR and the ALMS [American Le Mans Series],” said Richard Buck, GRAND-AM managing director of competition. “We look to build on this synergy as we take the next steps toward a unified sports car series.”

“We have a long-standing relationship with NASCAR, and Racing Radios is happy to expand that to GRAND-AM and the unified sports car series,” said Chris Thornton, president of Racing Radios. “We are looking forward to playing a role in the future of North American road racing.”

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