While the number of layers of a suit affects weight slightly, a one or two layer suit will be much more breathable – and therefore cooler in a hot cockpit – than a three-layer race suit. If a suit has gained FIA 8856-2000 approval (we have more on this later) then it has been tested and is safe to use in any racing.
The first thing to understand is that more layers do not mean better safety. Race suits can come with one, two or three layers. When purchasing a race suit, you should consider the following features: Number of layers
#KIDS KART RACING SUIT DRIVER#
Today’s race suits can come with a range of features design to make you – as the driver – safer, more comfortable and freer in the cockpit. When you’re ready, head over to our race suit category to find the best race suit for you and your particular type of racing. This buyer’s guide will explain everything you need to know to make an informed decision about your next race suit including features, FIA homologation, materials, sizing and customisations. What are Driver61’s best racing suit picks? With race suit prices ranging from just £240.00 up to over £1,400.00, there are significant differences in features available.
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īuying fireproof overalls is one of the most important decisions you’ll make regarding your racewear, whether a pro racer or track day driver.
I get asked a lot about the racing suits we have in our store, so as someone who has raced for 25 years I decided to write a definitive guide to help you find the best race suit for you and your racing.
Hi, I’m Scott Mansell, founder of Driver61, race driver and coach.
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