Resistance Motors — On Track

Sport is
our test
environment.

We compete because the track is where the technology breaks — and how you fix it is how you build something worth driving on the road.

The programmes

Formula GP
Racing Team

The full works. Two drivers, one race car, one goal — stress-testing the electric drivetrain that goes into the Shockwave road car. We entered Formula GP in 2021 and finished 4th in the 2025 constructors' championship. No sponsor branding on the car. No pay drivers. No apologies.

4th

2025 constructors'

3

Race wins 2025

312

Points 2025

Full Racing Programme

Endurance
Programme

We are evaluating entry into a multi-class endurance racing series. Long-duration events place different demands on battery thermal management than sprint-format GP racing — sustained discharge curves, thermal recovery during safety car periods, strategic energy deployment over six or more hours. We will announce when we have something real.

No announcement timeline. We'll tell you when it's real.

Not glamour.
R&D with consequences.

Every decision in the Resistance Motors sports programme is an engineering decision. We do not race to build a brand. We race because the track is the only environment that replicates — and then exceeds — the stress placed on an electric drivetrain during hard road use. Sustained high-load discharge. Thermal management at the limit. High-voltage crash energy management. These are questions you cannot answer in a test rig. You answer them on a circuit, in a race, with points on the line.

The Shockwave road car's silicon-carbide inverter architecture was developed across two Formula GP seasons. The active thermal management system that lets it sustain full-power laps without degradation came directly from watching what overheating does to a race car at Barcelona in July. This is not a story we're telling for marketing effect. It is what happened.

When you buy a Shockwave, you are buying a car whose drivetrain has been validated in competitive motorsport. When you follow the Formula GP season at swipemanager.com, you are watching the development environment for the next generation of Resistance Motors road technology.

We do not carry sponsor branding on the race car, the overalls, or the team equipment. We have declined commercial sponsorship arrangements from: fossil fuel interests, data brokers, payday lending services, and any company whose practices conflict with our manifesto commitments.

The racing programme is funded entirely by vehicle sales and the staff cooperative's investment agreement. This makes us slower to grow. We consider this the correct choice.

Read the Manifesto

Full race results, driver standings, technical updates, and team news at Swipe Manager.

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The Shockwave is
what racing built.

300 units per year. Racing-derived tri-motor drivetrain. 2.9 seconds to 60. Built on the same technology as the RM-GP-26, adapted for the road.

See the Shockwave

£68,500 incl. VAT