Car racing accessories are the smaller items a driver wears with a race suit. Gloves help you hold the wheel, and racing shoes help you feel the pedals. Each item has its own safety rating, and ratings can differ from one item to the next. So check the rating of each piece and compare it with the rules of your race.
Auto Racing Accessories SFI-FIA Certified Fire-Resistant Protection
Auto racing accessories from Moto Speeds cover gloves, boots, and protective gear engineered for circuit racing and closed-course competition. Since 2009, we hand-stitch fire-resistant layers into race-fit designs that ship across 50+ countries. Whether you compete in professional championships or weekend track events, our range spans entry-level protection through professional-grade racing gear matched to driver specifications and performance demands.
Racing gear from Moto Speeds protects because fire-resistant construction meets SFI and FIA standards, withstanding heat and abrasion in high-contact zones without restricting movement. Hand-stitched seams withstand repeated stress during cornering, braking, and gear shifts. Reinforced knuckles and palm panels shield against track abrasion, while precision stitching maintains exact throttle and brake control. Made-to-measure options align armor with your body geometry for zero slip under acceleration.
Accessory Types
Racing Gloves — best for circuit racing and professional events. Padded palms and knuckle armor absorb corner impact while hand-stitched fingers preserve throttle sensitivity. Made-to-measure sizing locks the fit during high-speed braking.
Racing Boots — best for track sessions and professional competition. Reinforced toe and heel construction protects shift and brake zones. Hand-stitched seams hold through thousands of gear changes and footpeg slides.
Fire-Resistant Arm Sleeves — best for open-cockpit and road-course drivers. SFI-certified layers distribute heat across impact zones. Precision stitching and armor placement engineered for driver-matched fit and protection.
Buying Guidance
What sizing works for race fit? Measure hand length, foot length, and arm circumference, then compare against our Size Guide. For locked-in protection, use Made to Measure to specify exact dimensions and armor alignment. How long does racing gear last? Fire-resistant construction resists abrasion through repeated track sessions; hand-stitched seams remain intact with regular care. Do you ship racing gear internationally? Yes, we deliver to 50+ countries via Shipping and Return. Visit our Contact Us for circuit-specific fitting advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Car racing accessories are the smaller items a driver wears along with a race suit. Gloves and shoes are the most common ones. They finish the outfit so that your hands and feet are covered too. A race suit covers your body, arms and legs, but it does not cover your hands or feet. That is why most drivers wear gloves and racing shoes with the suit.
SFI and FIA are two groups that set safety rules for racing gear. SFI is based in the United States. FIA is the world body for motor sport. When an item has an SFI or FIA rating, it means the item meets the rules of that group. A rating only counts for the item it is shown on. So always check the rating of each glove or shoe on its own, and do not assume that one rating covers every item.
Gloves help you keep a firm hold on the wheel, even when your hands get warm. Racing shoes are thin and light, so you can feel the pedals as you brake and change speed. Both items also cover skin that the race suit leaves open. Many race events have rules about what a driver must wear. Read the rules of your event before you pick your gear, so you know which items you need.
Check your hand and foot size against the size chart before you choose. Measure around your hand and the length of your foot, and compare each number with the chart. Gloves should feel snug, with no loose fabric at the fingertips. Shoes should feel close and still let you move your feet with ease. If you are between two sizes, look at the chart again and think about how the item will feel in the car.
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