Riedel Communications has announced a partnership with motorsport communication equipment provider Racing Electronics, promising ‘unparalleled communication solutions that enhance safety, efficiency and performance for race operations, controls, teams, drivers, and fans’ in the United States.

This collaboration brings together Riedel Communications’ expertise in advanced intercom technologies, including the Artist-1024 infrastructures and Bolero wireless intercom system, and Racing Electronics’ extensive radio communications experience, wide range of US market-specific tailored communication accessories, and its reputation as a force in the country’s motorsport industry.

Chris Schwartz, President, Racing Electronics, and Lutz Rathmann, CEO Managed Technology, Riedel CommunicationsBased on the partnership, Riedel will open new North America Motorsport Competence Centers in Racing Electronics’ facilities, building staff and equipment resources to support both US and visiting racing events. By combining Riedel’s technologies shaped on large racing series, such as Formula 1 over decades, with Racing Electronics’ industry-leading products and customer service, this collaboration will seamless, reliable and high-quality communication systems for all motorsport levels.

The partnership also brings a comprehensive suite of support services tailored to the needs of teams and drivers. From turnkey solutions and full-service trackside rentals to custom ear moulds and helmet kits, the joint offering delivers the flexibility and quality required to meet the demands of modern motorsport.

Both companies are committed to minimising the environmental impact of racing through eco-friendly practices and innovative technologies. A cornerstone of this effort will be the creation of a Motorsport Remote Operations Centre in Concord, North Carolina, enabling remote workflows that improve response times and significantly reduce the carbon footprint of their combined operations.

‘Early this year, we embarked on a project with Riedel at Daytona, and it was abundantly clear that our companies were aligned around a shared vision of innovation and collaboration,’ says Racing Electronics President, Chris Schwartz. ‘Together, we are well positioned to set new standards and grow our respective businesses while continuing to exceed the expectations of our customers.’

‘We are excited to join forces with Racing Electronics to bring our innovative communication solutions to the U.S. motorsport market,’ adds Riedel Communications CEO of Managed Technology, Lutz Rathmann. ‘This partnership represents a significant step forward in our mission to enhance safety, sustainability, and innovation in motorsport.’