Racing Radios That Work Together, Out of the Box
A complete system is a radio, a helmet kit, a car harness, an antenna and a crew headset that were all chosen to work together and programmed on the same channel before they left our building.
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 guide and then start here.
Choose Your Racing Radio System
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.
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.