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Car Racing Gear: Suits, Gloves and Shoes

Car racing gear is the set of clothing a driver wears in the car. Here you can find suits, gloves, shoes and accessories. The Custom Suit Pro has extra layers of Nomex fabric at the shoulders, elbows and knees. The Pro Performance Auto Racing Gloves have reinforced knuckles, and the High-Performance Auto Racing Shoes have a reinforced heel and toe.
Auto Race Gear
resistant to flames
Approved by SFI/FIA are specifically designed for use in professional motorsports, and are required by many racing organizations for competition

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  1. Shoes
    High-Performance Auto Racing Shoes
    Special Price $119.20 Regular Price $149.00
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  2. Pro Performance Auto Racing Gloves
    Pro Performance Auto Racing Gloves
    $89.00
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  3. Team Suit
    Team Suit
    Special Price $199.00 Regular Price $249.00
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  4. Custom Suit Beginner Front View
    Custom Beginner Auto Racing Suit
    Special Price $399.20 Regular Price $499.00
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  5. Custom Suit Enthusiast Front View
    Custom Suit Enthusiast
    Special Price $639.20 Regular Price $799.00
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  6. Custom Suit Pro
    Custom Suit Pro
    Special Price $879.20 Regular Price $1,099.00
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Car Racing Suits — SFI-FIA Certified Fire Resistant

Car racing suits from Moto Speeds deliver fire-resistant protection across professional motorsport disciplines. Since 2009, we engineer each suit with precision fit and multi-layer fire-resistant construction for cockpit integrity. Our hand-stitched race suits meet SFI-FIA sanction standards while offering custom sizing for drivers who demand both safety and mobility in high-speed racing environments.

Racing suits from Moto Speeds feature multi-layer fire-resistant panels built for impact and thermal protection. Each suit includes reinforced stitching at shoulders, arms, and seams where stress concentrates during contact. Drivers report improved movement freedom and reduced fatigue during extended race sessions, thanks to lightweight engineered construction that meets circuit safety requirements.

Race Suit Types

Single-Layer Fire-Resistant Suits — Best for sprint events and warm climates. Fire-resistant material provides thermal and abrasion protection without bulk. Ideal for drivers seeking minimal restriction during high-grip cornering.

Multi-Layer Fire-Resistant Suits — Best for endurance and variable conditions. Engineered with layered fire-resistant panels for cumulative impact and thermal protection. Track-built construction keeps core stable across long-distance race sessions.

Racing Gloves — Best for throttle control and palm grip. Fire-resistant construction with reinforced contact points. Designed for drivers needing tactile feedback and secure wrist support.

Racing Boots — Best for pedal feel and ankle stability. Engineered fire-resistant uppers with reinforced heel. Race-fit design keeps feet planted during braking and acceleration transitions.

Racing Accessories — Best for layering and thermal control. Includes undergarments and neck pieces in fire-resistant materials. Engineered to work seamlessly with multi-layer suit construction.

Buying Guidance

What size should I order? Consult our Size Guide before selecting — racing suits must fit snug to reduce movement during impact. Can I customize my suit? Yes. Our made-to-order service tailors every suit to your exact specifications and race discipline. How quickly will my suit arrive? Standard shipping covers 50+ countries; check our Help Center for lead times. Fire-resistant material maintains protection properties when stored in a cool, dry space away from direct heat.

Frequently Asked Questions

The range has four groups: suits, gloves, boots and accessories. The suits are the Custom Suit Pro, the Custom Suit Enthusiast, the Custom Beginner Auto Racing Suit and the Team Suit. For your hands there are the Pro Performance Auto Racing Gloves and a second pair simply called Gloves. For your feet there are the High-Performance Auto Racing Shoes. You can build a full set from these groups, from a suit to gloves and shoes.
Three suits have extra layers at the shoulders, elbows and knees. On the Custom Suit Pro, these extra layers are made of Nomex fabric. On the Custom Suit Enthusiast and the Custom Beginner Auto Racing Suit, the extra layers are made of another material. These are the spots that rub most on the seat and the inside of the car. The Team Suit is a fourth choice in the range. Pick the suit that fits the way you drive.
The Pro Performance Auto Racing Gloves have reinforced knuckle areas. That means the part over the tops of your fingers is made stronger. That is the spot where the hand can knock the wheel or the inside of the car. The High-Performance Auto Racing Shoes have reinforced heel and toe areas. Your heel rests on the floor and your toes press the pedals, so these are the parts of a shoe that wear out first.
Nomex is the brand name of a fabric that is widely used in motorsport clothing. On the Custom Suit Pro, extra layers of Nomex fabric sit at the shoulders, elbows and knees. Those are the parts of a suit that rub most when you climb in and out of the car and when you sit in a tight seat. The other suits in the range use extra layers of a different material in the same places.
Measure your body before you choose a suit, gloves or shoes. For a suit, measure your chest, waist and inside leg. For gloves, measure around your hand. For shoes, measure your foot from heel to longest toe. Then compare each number with the size chart. Racing gear should fit close but still let you move your arms and legs freely while you sit in the car and reach the wheel.

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