Small details matter.
A good result usually comes back to how well the job was prepared before anyone sees the finished product.
Quantum Detail is backing Australian driver Paige Raddatz in Japan's KYOJO CUP at Fuji Speedway. Paige races car #11 for Fujisan Shizuoka Racing, and we are proud to be part of her 2026 season.
Paige has been racing since she was seven. At 21, she is now competing internationally and building her career in single seaters.
She is an eight time Australian Ladies Karting Champion and the first Australian woman to win a round of the Rotax Pro Tour. In 2025 she moved into single seaters and contested the final three rounds of Indian F4, with a best finish of eighth.
For 2026, Paige is racing the full KYOJO CUP season in Japan with Fujisan Shizuoka Racing. She also supports Motorsport Australia's FIA Girls on Track program.
KYOJO CUP was founded in 2017 by Masanori Sekiya, Japan's first Le Mans 24 Hours winner. It is a women’s single seater championship based at Fuji Speedway. Since 2025 the field has used the KC-MG01, an F4 derived chassis with a 1.4 litre Abarth turbo engine and Bridgestone tyres.
Women's 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
Quantum Detail is a Gold Plus sponsor of Paige Raddatz Motorsport for the 2026 season. Our branding appears on the nose and both sides of car #11, as well as Paige's race suit, helmet and team apparel. We will also be at Fuji Speedway for the final round.
We got involved because we genuinely like what Paige and her family are building. The effort behind a race season is huge, and the standards around preparation and consistency feel very familiar to us at QD.
We enjoy motorsport because the work behind the result matters. Race weekends are built on preparation, consistency and getting the small things right. That feels very familiar to how we run the studio.
A good result usually comes back to how well the job was prepared before anyone sees the finished product.
Most of the important work happens before the visible result.
A Sunshine Coast business backing a local athlete racing internationally.
Paige is building her career overseas, and QD is proud to support that journey from home.
Kyle and Kayla were invited by Paige and her family to Sydney Motorsport Park for the Viola Private Wealth Sydney 300. The race ran for 77 laps and 300 kilometres into the night.
The car was originally expected to run in Class B, but Paige's pace moved it into Class A. She qualified fourth overall on a grid of more than 50 cars.
Then the car caught fire.
The MX5 Mania crew repaired the car and got Paige and David back on track, seven laps behind.
They recovered all seven laps and finished second in Class A after what initially looked like the end of their race.
We were lucky enough to be there for the whole thing. Watching Paige and David race together also gave us a much better look at how much work the Raddatz family puts into motorsport.
That is the part of the sponsorship we value most. It is a real relationship with Paige and her family, not just branding on a car.

Follow Paige for race updates, paddock content and the rest of her 2026 KYOJO CUP season.
We back Paige because we like the way she approaches racing. The same focus on preparation and doing the job properly is how we approach paint correction, Gtechniq ceramic coatings and LLumar PPF at the studio.