Founded by twin brothers Jacob and Kaleb Bradley, Redhead Racing was built from a passion for racing and a mission to create a better experience for young drivers entering the sport. The Bradley boys began racing at just seven years old, competing out of Eastern North Carolina with Wake County Speedway serving as their home track beginning in 2014. Along the way, they faced bullying, mistreatment from teams, and misinformation from crew chiefs and competitors. Instead of allowing those experiences to drive them away from racing, the boys used them as motivation to build a team culture centered around honesty, mentorship, and opportunity for the next generation of racers. 

In 2019, the family officially launched Redhead Racing, and in 2021 relocated to Charlotte, North Carolina to fully dedicate themselves to supporting up-and-coming racers. Since then, the organization has rapidly grown into the largest Bandolero team in the country in both sales and driver count, selling 21 new cars in 2025 alone. Redhead Racing customers and drivers have gone on to earn multiple championships including Bandolero Outlaws National Points Championships, Southeast Tour Championships, Bandolero Nationals, State Championships, Road Course Nationals, Winter and Spring Nationals, and Summer Shootout Championships. 

As the team continued to grow, Redhead Racing expanded in January 2026 with the launch of RHR Midwest Syndicate. The Midwest operation, with shops in both Wisconsin and Minnesota, is led by Kaleb Bradley and business partner Nick Flynn, following Kaleb’s experience as a Crew Chief and Car Builder for Great North Legends during the 2024 and 2025 seasons, while Jacob Bradley leads the flagship Redhead Racing operation in Charlotte. Today, Redhead Racing is recognized not only for winning races and championships, but for creating an environment where young racers and their families can develop skills both on and off the track.