Race receivers: what they are (and why you need one)
A race receiver is a one-way, listen-only radio that lets drivers and crews hear Race Control — cautions, flags, pit windows, penalties. Also called a race control radio receiver or one-way race receiver. It keeps you safe, compliant, and fast.
Why ours work trackside
- Pre-programmed for local events (NZ & AU) — open the box, plug in, go.
- Loud, clear audio designed for helmets and noisy cabins.
- Works with foam earbuds or helmet speakers; tidy up with mounts/holders.
- Backed by local support and fast shipping across NZ & AU.
Setup in 60 seconds
- Plug in earbuds/helmet speakers.
- Clip or mount the receiver so the cable is strain-free.
- Power on, confirm channel at briefing, set volume with your helmet on.
Pick your lane
Chasing speedway? Head to Speedway race receivers.
Doing members’ days and circuit sessions? See GT race receivers.
Quick FAQ
Is this two-way? No — it’s listen-only for Race Control. Use radios/intercoms for team comms.
Pre-programmed? Yes. We ship ready for local events; confirm channel at drivers’ briefing.
Earbuds or helmet speakers? Either. Earbuds = isolation; helmet speakers = convenience.
Pro tip: carry spare earbuds and batteries. Cheap insurance for race day.