Complete Racing Radio Systems

Racing Radios That Work Together, Out of the Box

Buying piece by piece is how people end up with a helmet kit that will not plug into their harness. If this is your first system, start here, or read our Good, Better, Best racing radio guide.

Choose Your Racing Radio System

• Circle track & speedway racing radios
• Budget racing radio systems for circle track & drag racing
• Endurance & road racing radio systems
• Drift car racing radio systems
• Off-road racing radio systems
• Airboat & marine communication systems

Digital or Analog Racing Radios?

Digital racing radios cut background noise and keep the driver's voice clear at distance, which is why most road racing and endurance teams run digital. Analog racing radios are simpler and lower cost, and remain a proven choice for circle track and drag racing. Not sure which fits? Read Digital vs Analog Racing Radios.

Two-Way Racing Radios, Helmet Kits and Crew Headsets

Every race car radio system pairs a two-way racing radio with the parts that connect it to the driver and the crew. Shop the pieces on their own or as a complete system:

• Motorola racing radios and handheld racing radios, digital and analog
• Racing radio helmet kits and earbuds for the driver
• Crew and spotter headsets for the pit box
• Steering wheel push-to-talk buttons: how to install a PTT

Racing Radio FAQ

What do I need for a racing radio system? At minimum: a two-way radio for the driver and one for the crew, a helmet kit, a car harness with a push-to-talk button, an antenna and a crew headset. Our complete systems include all of it, matched and programmed.

Which racing radios are best for road racing and endurance? Most road racing and endurance teams run digital Motorola racing radios for clearer audio and longer range. Circle track and drag racers often choose analog systems to keep cost down.

Do your racing radios come programmed? Yes. Every racing radio system is programmed to the same channel and tested together before it ships, so it works out of the box.

Built and Supported by Racers Since 1991

Sampson Racing Communications has built racing radio systems in Ventura, California for over three decades. Every system is programmed and tested, working together, before it ships, and our team is a phone call away at (805) 650-7223 to help you choose or install.