Radical Cup North America closed out its 2026 season this weekend at the Circuit of the Americas (COTA), where a 33-car, four-class field shared the stage with the FIA World Endurance Championship for a fitting final act to the year. Over three days of competition on the 3.426-mile Austin, Texas circuit, drivers turned in a full slate of qualifying and three 40-minute feature races, and by the time the checkered flags fell on Sunday, three of the series' four class championships had been decided – with one delivering the biggest twist of the season.
After five rounds and a summer's worth of racing from Sebring to Sonoma, Road America to Road Atlanta and Lime Rock Park, the 2026 Radical Cup North America season comes down to one final weekend.
Broadcast coverage of Radical Cup North America has been enhanced this season thanks to GPX Stream's plug-and-play onboard streaming system. Providing spectacular live footage from the cockpit, the technology gives fans a driver's-eye view of the action while also allowing teams and driver coaches to monitor performance in real time.
“Radical Cup North America battles wild weather at Road Atlanta as Rossi, Axboe and Huhn score triple victories at Road Atlanta”
Road America delivered in every sense of the word. Set against the backdrop of the Kettle Moraine and sharing the stage with the NTT IndyCar Series, the Radical Cup North America paddock brought over 30 cars and four fiercely contested classes of competition to one of the most revered road racing venues in North America. Rounds 7, 8 and 9 of the 2026 championship had been circled on calendars all season – and when the action finally began on the 4.048-mile, 14-turn natural terrain circuit, it lived up to every expectation.
Over 30 Radical Cup North America competitors head to one of North America's most storied road racing venues this weekend as the series makes its 2026 debut alongside the NTT INDYCAR Series at Road America.
Five former Radical drivers are set to start the 94th running of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, many of whom learnt their craft behind the wheel of the British built sportscars.
Heavy rain and even hail couldn’t hamper Jonas Axboe during Round 2 of the Radical Cup North America series, with the Danish driver clinching three outright victories and Pro 1500 class wins. Robert Rossi also took a trifecta in the Platinum class, while Richard McDougall, Chris Huhn and Joe Nuxoll shared the top step for the Gold class and Decklan Deonarine scored two wins with Evan Wolf breaking through for his first Cup victory in Pro 1340.
“21-car field heads west after dramatic Sebring opener”
Radical Motorsport has announced the launch of its new Radical Approved Customer Team program in North America, designed to recognize and reward professional race teams operating Radical cars.
Kicking off the 2026 Radical Cup North America season at the legendary, yet bumpy Sebring International Raceway, history was made with the youngest driver to ever earn a podium result in Radical Cup North America competition, while a pair of drivers went three for three on the weekend. Some weather threw a wrench into everyone’s plans in Race 1, but on Sunday, it was hot and humid in the Sunshine State for Races 2 and 3.
The 2026 Radical Cup North America season is set to begin at the legendary Sebring International Raceway, March 5-8. Amazingly, nearly a third of the twenty-four drivers can be considered Radical Cup ‘rookies’, launching what promises to be one of the freshest faced yet most competitive seasons in series history.
It was a joint accolade for the 2025 Dealer of the Year for The Americas as Radical California and Radical Illinois took the top spot, while Radical Georgia took the coveted Constructors' Award for Aftersales.
A three-day standalone spectator event at Lime Rock Park, August 6-8, completes the 2026 schedule. The trip to the beautiful Berkshires – the scenic highland region renowned for weekend retreats, outdoor recreation, wineries and small-town charm – adds another destination event to the calendar, which already features a mix of bucket-list tracks and high-profile events.
Radical Cup North America has added yet another iconic circuit to its 2026 roster with the home of Petit Le Mans back on the calendar.
The 2025 Radical World Finals at Virginia International Raceway have come and gone, but delivered a spectacular showcase of international talent, speed, and precision as competitors from around the globe converged on the historic 3.27-mile circuit for a weekend of intense multi-class racing. In the end, Steve Jenks, Raiden Nicol, Jace Bacon and Chris Huhn added World Finals Champion to their resume as they delivered race-winning performances when it counted.
Radical Motorsport is excited to announce that the 2026 Radical Cup North America season will culminate at the FIA World Endurance Championship event at Circuit of The Americas (COTA).