DRIVER / MARKETER / VORTEX PERFORMANCE / SWE
racing is the platform.
A RACE WEEKEND, FROM THE INSIDE
01 / THE DRIVER
Stevan Petrovic is a Swedish racing driver and marketer, competing for Vortex Performance in Radical Cup Scandinavia.
His record stands at 31 wins, 58 podiums and 24 pole positions.
Through Petrovic Racing, that experience becomes a working platform for brands: strategy, content and partnerships built inside motorsport.
In 2026, he leads the Radical Cup Scandinavia championship.
full career record, DriverDB ↗
02 / THE RECORD
03 / THE SERIES
RCS / LAP PROFILESECTOR 01 / 04
Radical Cup Scandinavia is the official Nordic Championship and the region's leading prototype series, bringing together experienced teams and drivers from Sweden, Denmark and Norway.
Practice, qualifying and three races mean substantial track time. They also reward the ability to reset quickly: understand one session, make the change and be ready for the next.
The 232 bhp Radical SR3 XXR weighs 620 kg. Its speed comes from momentum and downforce, so mistakes cannot be covered with horsepower.
Tightly controlled regulations put the difference in braking, setup, tyre use and the decisions made with another car alongside.
Radical Cup Europe joined Creventic's 24H Series in 2026, taking the SR3 onto circuits including Mugello, Paul Ricard and Barcelona.
For Scandinavian drivers, it is a direct step onto Europe's Grand Prix circuits. Radical graduates have also progressed to Le Mans, IMSA, Indy NXT, LMP2 and LMP3. The championship is both a serious destination in itself and proven preparation for different cars and classes.
Petrovic finished runner-up by 39 points in the 2025 Nordic Championship. He came back for the title.
Five wins from the opening six races have put car 42 at the top of the standings with two rounds remaining.
radicalcupscandinavia.com ↗04 / THE SEASON
result — petrovic#42 · SR3
pole · 3 wins · 3 fastest laps — clean sweep
result — petrovic#42 · SR3
pole · 2 wins — championship lead extended
after the summer break
the fight resumes.
race week, 28–29 august
season finale
the title decider.
championship decided over the final two race days
05 / BRANDS & PARTNERSHIPS
Petrovic Racing works with brands that want content and exposure beyond the usual formats.
Each programme combines motorsport access with strategy, creative development and production.
Some begin with sponsorship. Others begin with a brief. Both are built around a useful role for the brand and a story worth following.
When was the last time a Red Bull can carried the story? The brand built a world people choose to follow, then gave the product a place inside it.
Strategy turns racing access into a platform with a purpose, audience and recognisable point of view.
It can support a launch, campaign, internal programme or season-long partnership.
Campaign concepts, film, photography, copy and social content are developed around real access to the car, driver, team and paddock.
The result is produced for the channels and audience that matter to the brand.
Race weekends can host clients, partners, creators or internal teams in an environment built for shared experience.
Garage access, briefings, driver time and selected on-track activities turn attendance into material and memory.
Every format is shaped around the objective.
Content can live across brand channels, Petrovic Racing and the wider motorsport network.
A consistent season gives audiences a reason to return rather than simply register an impression.
06 / COACHING
A clear lap on a track day is one thing. Racing asks for more: finding pace on demand, starting in a pack, working through traffic and making good decisions with another car alongside.
Petrovic works with drivers who are ready to make that step, from their first test in a race car to individual race weekends and full championship campaigns.
Each programme is built around the next job: learn the car and circuit, use data and video to find time, prepare a qualifying lap, develop racecraft and review every session properly.
For drivers already competing, the focus moves to consistency, setup feedback and turning speed into results across a season.
track day pace is the starting point.
07 / PADDOCK PRESS