Nigel Redwood | Revolution Race Cars

from Car Chat · host Sam Moores

After a successful career in the business world and an extensive background in racing Nigel Redwood joined Revolution Race Cars as Head of Sales & Marketing to help sell rapid track weapons. We have a dig into his journey and also the nitty gritty details of the A-One 500SC and A-One 427 including what it's like to drive these cars. https://www.revolutionracecars.com/ https://www.instagram.com/revolutionracecars/ Enjoy, Sam Show Notes: 00:00 - Intro 06:05 - Aerodynamics while cornering 08:59 - What are they like to drive? 15:51 - Longevity and design 25:22 - Selling to the USA 28:14 - Revolution vs Radical 32:53 - Carbon Tub & Safety 41:05 - Racing at Laguna Seca 45:41 - Evolution of the Revolution 55:56 - Future of Revolution 58:50 - Nigel’s background 1:01:31 - 5 Questions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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