Radical Cup Debuts Its First-Ever Street Race in Toronto With an Unforgettable Showdown

The first-ever Radical Cup Street Race event that took place in Toronto made the public go crazy. According to Radical Motorsport’s Tom Drewer, the racing was terrific despite the rainy weather. Drewer also mentioned that all the races took place in front of a large audience as they put on an excellent show for their Radical Cup Program.

Winners of the Radical Cup Season

Louis Schriber was quite the competition for Jon Field, stealing the win in the third and final race of the weekend. Wayne Williams snagged the second position, and Field finished third in his platinum-class race car. Indy Al Miller took the lead in the Radical Cup Competition but scored the fourth spot ahead of Kevin Poitras in P5.

Radical Cup Poles in Toronto

Danny Dyszelski and Nick Persing finished as first and second winners of the Radical Cup Championship in the Pro 1500 class, with Dyszelski leading the way. Dyszelski was also rewarded with the race three Hard Charger Award.

Racer Austin Riley tried to take the lead in the starting lap but failed to leave the Radical Northwest competitors behind him. However, he still managed to get himself into the second podium result of the weekend. If we talk about the top 5 racers, Robert Soroka finished fourth behind Riley and Gregg Gorski, who came in the fifth position.

Radical Cup Champions

Talking about Robert Cipriani-Detres, he added his second-weekend win to the podium for his Team Stradale, putting on a stunning show in the Pro 1340 Class. Ken Savage secured a second position, with Jace Bacon taking the third position of the weekend race.

Huw Leahy finished fourth, and Seth Bacon took up the fifth and final position. According to Drewer’s statement, these Radical Cup Street Races give viewers a chance to tick off their bucket list experience of watching legitimate street racing.