15 Facts About Paul Radisich

Paul Radisich later raced in Indy Lights and Formula Super Vee with some success, before finishing second in the 1990 Bathurst 1000.

Paul Radisich won the 1993 and 1994 Touring Car World Cup events at Monza and at Donington respectively.

Paul Radisich finished 3rd in the series despite only competing in half the year.

Paul Radisich finished the 2005 season in 14th place, TKR's highest ever finish in a Supercar season.

Paul Radisich was then taken to a nearby hospital and then flown to a hospital in Sydney for further scans.

Paul Radisich broke his ankle and sternum in the crash and missed the remainder of the season.

Paul Radisich has commented that he has unfinished business in V8 Supercars.

Paul Radisich returned to the cockpit at Barbagallo for the first time since Bathurst, to the delight of many fans.

Paul Radisich had a very good result at Pukekohe, the final round to be held at that circuit, finishing 7th in the third race.

Paul Radisich said he had terminated his contract with TKR following the team's fallout with Ford Performance Racing that ran the car on behalf of TKR.

At Sandown, Paul Radisich was paired with Championship front-runner, Rick Kelly.

Paul Radisich's recovery has been protracted and brought an end to his motor racing career.

Paul Radisich was team manager of the Super Black Racing team until the team was disbanded at the end of the 2016 season.

Paul Radisich is managing director of New Zealand oil company Aegis Oil, a company founded by his father Frank.

Paul Radisich is the in-studio co-host of the British Touring Car Championship segment of TV3's CRC Motorsport with Shaun Summerfield.