SYDNEY-based D2N Technology Solutions has added Triple Eight Race Engineering’s GT World Challenge Asia program to its ever-expanding list of motorsport supply arrangements.
The business provides communications solutions in the Repco Supercars Championship pit lane to Walkinshaw Andretti United, Erebus Motorsport, Team 18, PremiAir Racing and Matt Stone Racing.
D2N has signed a multi-year deal to supply a Riedel Bolero and Kenwood intercom solution for the Triple Eight/Johor team in the Fanatec GT World Challenge Asia series in which it runs a pair of Mercedes-Benz AMG GT3s.
“The new communications system needed to be more powerful, flexible and critically have the ability to change between the different radio frequency restrictions in different countries,” says Triple Eight Race Engineering’s GT Team Manager, Andrew Simpson.
“As such, the Riedel Kenwood solution D2N have provided us with will allow us to simply change what range of the DECT spectrum the system operates on to comply with different regulations in various countries.”
“D2N are the undoubted leader in high quality racing communications and Riedel and Kenwood make great products.
“The Riedel Bolero and Kenwood intercom system gives each team member a belt pack to communicate effectively across different channels to each section of the team. Having six-plus different lines of communication on the belt pack system also allows for a much more streamlined way of communicating amongst the team.
“For example, our engineers can talk easily to other engineers, our crew chief can talk to each car’s respective crew and so on – all in super high-quality audio. The Kenwood mobile units provide excellent signal when communicating with the car on track.”
