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Radical Sportscars – the world’s most prolific racing-sportscar manufacturer – is pleased to announce the appointment of GWR as the new Official Radical Sportscars Dealer in Eastern Australia. Founded in 2014 by Garth Walden, GWR provides a range of services to motorsport competitors including race car construction, preparation, development, transport and maintenance, race and track […]

GWR Australia driver Steve Champion has wrapped up his second-consecutive NSW Supersport title by a slim two-point margin, recovering from some early adversity in a tense season finale at Wakefield Park today. Champion qualified his Radical SR3 in fourth position, but his championship hopes took a severe battering at the start of Race 1, when

Jeff Morton has become the fastest-ever driver of a production car around the world-famous Mount Panorama circuit, setting a blistering 2:14.2380 in a SuperSprint session at Challenge Bathurst this morning. Morton’s time, achieved in his GWR Australia-prepared Porsche 911 GT2 RS, eclipsed the previous record of 2:16.5 set by Bernd Schneider in 2017. “I’m extremely

Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes in our workshop? This time-lapse video captures the entire journey of a Radical SR3RS construction, from bare chassis to ready-to-roll race car. It’s a fascinating story, which we’re sure you’ll enjoy.

Radical race cars have always been renowned for the immense excitement they provide for their drivers, but the new Radical SR10 is set to raise the thrill factor to even greater heights. Created in response to demand from customers for a turbocharged option in Radical’s acclaimed SR line of sports racers, the SR10 features an

An enthralling battle between Peter White (Radical SR8) and Peter Paddon (Radical SR3) in the third and final race was the highlight for GWR Australia’s seven-car attack on Round 2 of the NSW Supersports Championship at Sydney Motorsport Park today. While Paddon had White’s measure in Races 1 and 2, White responded in Race 3,

Sydney-based motorsport services organisation, GWR Australia is set for its busiest-ever race meeting, running a mammoth 13-car squad across three different categories at Sydney Motorsport Park for this weekend’s Motorsport Australia NSW Motor Racing Championship race meeting. The category with the highest level of GWR representation is Supersports, in which there will be no less

GWR Australia’s two entrants in Round 2 of the MRF Tyres NSW Production Touring Car Championship at Wakefield Park, Ben Kavich and Michael Sheargold, both enjoyed success over the course of the weekend with Sheargold scoring a win and Kavich a trio of top-three finishes. Sheargold’s win came during wet weather in Race 1, when