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Radical Norway will be operated by AutoTech Sport, Norway`s first and only brand-independent sports car and motorsport workshop with over 100 years of motorsport experience between the team. Led by Kim Karlsen, General Manager, and Daniel Jakobsen, Head of Sales & Marketing, the team are well positioned to support current and future Radical owners in Norway from their 1,500m2 facility featuring an extensive workshop, engine room, showroom and parts warehouse.
Opened in May 1990 in Rakkestad, 120km south of the capital city Oslo, Rudskogen Motorsenter has served as Norway’s oldest asphalt racetrack for more than 30 years. After two decades the track received a redesign from world-renowned circuit designer Hermann Tilke. The resulting 2.022-mile (3.254-km), 14-turn circuit is in use not only for professional racing and driving events, but also for driver training and track days, and includes Tilke’s signature mix of long straightaways and tight, technical sections. Set in rolling terrain with a picturesque forest backdrop, the circuit remains an important national venue, seeing the visits of Norwegian Gatebil championships, general testing action and a number of manufacturer days each year.
Beyond Rudskogen, the Radikale Norge team has plans for, and is working on establishing relations with other circuits in the region; Soknedal Raceway in the Kroheia mountains, and the Vaalerbanen 120 km north of Oslo.
With this new location in Norway, Radical Motorsport now has 35 official dealers in 23 countries worldwide, and another fantastic motorsport destination for Radical owners to enjoy as part of the “Race The World” initiative.
To contact the Radical Norway team please visit the link below or follow @RadicalNorway on social media.