Every millimetre matters.
A polished panel and a racing line both punish sloppy preparation.
A Sunshine Coast detailing studio backing Australian driver Paige Raddatz in Japan's KYOJO CUP — an all-female single-seater championship at Fuji Speedway. Precision on the track. Precision in the studio.
At 21, Paige is one of Australia's most exciting young single-seater talents. Racing since the age of seven, she has built a career defined by firsts — and by the relentless work ethic required to compete internationally.
She is an eight-time Australian Ladies Karting Champion and the first Australian female to win a round of the Rotax Pro Tour. In 2025 she stepped into single-seaters for the first time, contesting the final three rounds of Indian F4 with a best finish of 8th.
In 2026 she is racing a full season in Japan's KYOJO CUP with Fujisan Shizuoka Racing, while also supporting Motorsport Australia's FIA Girls on Track program.
Founded in 2017 by Masanori Sekiya, Japan's first Le Mans 24 Hours winner, the KYOJO CUP is Japan's all-female single-seater championship. From 2025 onward it moved to the KC-MG01 — an F4-derived chassis powered by a 1.4-litre Abarth turbo engine on Bridgestone tyres.
All-female single-seater championship
Shizuoka · all five rounds
F4-derived · 1.4L Abarth turbo
Saturday sprint · Sunday final
6 international competitors
Australian international entrant
Fujisan Shizuoka Racing · 2026 KYOJO CUP · Bridgestone tyres
As a Gold Plus sponsor of Paige Raddatz Motorsport, Quantum Detail travels with Paige throughout her 2026 campaign. Our branding appears on the nose and both sides of car #11, along with Paige's race suit, helmet and team apparel.
This is not a logo slapped onto a race car. It is a partnership built around shared standards: preparation, precision, performance and the willingness to care about details most people never notice.
Motorsport and detailing share more than most people realise. Both reward discipline, repeatable process, precision and a refusal to accept “good enough.”
A polished panel and a racing line both punish sloppy preparation.
Peak performance comes from doing the invisible work before the visible result.
A local business backing a Sunshine Coast athlete competing internationally.
Paige is building toward the top of motorsport. QD is building the standard locally.
Kyle and Kayla were invited by Paige and her family to Sydney Motorsport Park for the Viola Private Wealth Sydney 300 — a 77-lap, 300-kilometre endurance race into the night.
Paige's pace was strong enough to push the car's classification into Class A, where she lined up 4th overall on a 50+ car grid.
Then the car caught fire.
The MX5 Mania crew repaired the car and sent Paige and David back out with a huge deficit to recover.
They clawed back all seven laps and crossed the line second in class — from what looked like a race-ending problem.
We were there for all of it. It was a privilege to be invited into what is genuinely a family affair — to watch Paige and David race together and see firsthand what the Raddatz family's commitment to motorsport looks like.
The QD sponsorship is a relationship. Days like June 13 are why.

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The same obsession with preparation and finish quality that defines motorsport sits behind everything we do at Quantum Detail — paint correction, Gtechniq ceramic coatings and LLumar PPF.