Radical Sportscars SR 3 SL Owner's Handbook Manual page 42

Radical success
The SR3 SL dominated the Targa category of the
2012 Tour Britannia, with EVO magazine's Richard
Meaden, and Mission Motorsport's Nathan Blewer
onboard. Despite the team's inexperience with the
car, the SR3 SL still set 11 fastest stage times -
more than any other team - as well as winning
the feature race at Croft, proving to be 100%
reliable throughout.
Motorsport's Andrew Frankel proclaimed the SR3
SL's performance and real-world usability. "There's
not a Ferrari made today that can touch its
power-to-weight ratio, and with a turbo that spools
up almost instantly from as little as 2000rpm,
there's not even much of an imperative to make
sure you're in the right gear. Point-to-point on a
dry road, the Radical is possibly the fastest road
car I've ever driven."
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The Independent on Sunday's John Simister
impressed at the Motorsport at the Palace sprint in
May, held at Crystal Palace, London. During the
two-day event the SR3 SL even set a new road-
going class record of 36.28 seconds, as well as
worrying slick-shod single-seater race cars,
finishing sixth overall out of 110 competitors
despite competing on road tyres.