AUTOSPORT races a Radical and tries F4
AUTOSPORT's resident racer Ben Anderson has been busy of late. Here he tells us about racing sportscar aces in a Radical and trying the new BRDC Formula 4 machine
I have spent four of the past 11 days at Snetterton, so I'm now pretty sick of travelling up and down the roads that link London to Norfolk. But that's a small price to pay for the driving experiences I've enjoyed during the past week or so.
First up was the inaugural event for the Radical SR3 Challenge.
Radical is one of the UK's most successful racing car manufacturers, selling variations of its bike-engined sports-prototypes all over the world.
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