Driver and codriver 

Subcategories

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  Suits

  Suits

  Racing suit is a mandatory drivers and co-drivers equipment. Airy and comfortable materials are essential. You can choose between hobby or professional clothing with flame retardant and attractive design.

  - professional FIA or hobby overalls without FIA

  - attractive designs

  - several layers

  - flame retardant (FIA)

  - obligatory for most motorsport events

  - attractive brands like Sparco, OMP, RRS or RACES

   

  What is FIA homologation?

  FIA-branded products ensure that consumers receive and experience the premium performance, quality and safety provided by FIA's worldwide network of interested and proactive FIA members as an affiliate. Since its founding in 1904, it has been representing the interests of motoring organizations and motor vehicle users around the world. It is also the governing facility of motorsport around the world. The FIA is a non-profit organization that brings together 222 national motoring organizations from 130 countries on five continents. On issues of safety, mobility, environment and consumer rights, the FIA actively promotes the interests of motorists within the United States (US), within the European Union and other international bodies

   

  Which suit to choose? (with FIA or without)

  If you deciding  between a gear WITH or WITHOUT FIA, it's important to consider what kind of race you want to go through. Whether amateur racing or a professional event covered by an organization that requires a certain level of safety for its drivers. It is important to know in advance what technical equipment a given race or racing series requires and decide accordingly. Surely you need to look at the issue in the long run, whether you want to make some progress in your career and to get to larger events where FIA equipment is a matter of course. However, if you are only thinking about recreational driving of amateur races, it is sufficient for you to choose gear WITHOUT FIA approval. Keep in mind that saving on your safety is dangerous.

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  Gloves

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  Shoes

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  Helmets

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  Balaclavas

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  Underwear

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  Intercoms

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  Helmet hooks and nets

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  Window safety nets

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  HANS system

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  Neck collars and rib protections