Auto Racing Suits for Pro, Enthusiast and New Drivers
Auto racing suits for drivers at every level. Pick the Custom Suit Pro, the Custom Suit Enthusiast or the Custom Beginner Auto Racing Suit, or the Team Suit for a crew. The three custom suits add extra layers of fabric at the shoulders, elbows and knees. On the Pro suit, those layers are Nomex fabric.
Car racing suits from Moto Speeds combine SFI-FIA-certified fire-resistant construction with hand-stitched precision for drivers who demand safety in the cockpit. Whether you race professionally or compete on circuit days, our collection spans Nomex fire-resistant options and made-to-measure fits across 50+ countries. Each suit supports high-performance driving with ergonomic panels and reinforced seams engineered for racing conditions.
Racing suits feature Nomex fire-resistant lining and double-stitched seams at stress zones for reliable protection during intense driving. Custom sleeve and torso length options ensure a repeatable fit across multiple sessions. Our hand-stitched construction delivers consistent comfort whether you need standard sizing or a precision-fitted suit tailored to your exact measurements.
Suit Types
SFI-FIA Certified Racing Suits — best for professional drivers and circuit competitors. Double stitched seams reinforce high stress zones. Ergonomic silhouette maintains mobility through steering and braking in the cockpit.
Nomex Fire-Resistant Racing Suits — best for high heat events and sprint racing. Fire-rated inner lining and fabrics provide heat protection. Snug yet flexible tailoring preserves control through aggressive cornering.
Made-to-Measure Race Suits — best for drivers seeking precise fit consistency. Custom sleeve length, torso, and shoulder width deliver repeatable comfort across sessions. Patterning matches your exact measurements for reliable cockpit feel.
Buying Guidance
What SFI-FIA standard do these suits meet? SFI-FIA certification confirms racing safety compliance. See the Size Guide for baseline fit, or visit Contact Us for custom patterning. Can I order custom sizing? Yes, made-to-measure is available for precise fit across sleeve length and torso width. What about global shipping? Shipping to 50+ countries is supported via Shipping and Return. Care guidelines help maintain fire-resistant performance over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
There are four suits. The Custom Suit Pro, the Custom Suit Enthusiast and the Custom Beginner Auto Racing Suit are made for drivers at three levels. The Team Suit is a fourth choice. Start with the level that fits how often you drive and how much you need from your suit. Each custom suit has extra layers at the main contact points. Then check the details of each suit to compare them side by side.
A reinforced impact zone is a part of the suit with an extra layer of fabric on top. On the three custom suits, these zones sit at the shoulders, elbows and knees. These are joints that bend a lot and often meet the seat or the car as you drive. On the Custom Suit Pro, the extra layers are Nomex fabric. On the Enthusiast and Beginner suits, the extra layers are a reinforcing material.
The Custom Beginner Auto Racing Suit is the clear starting point, as the name says. It has the same layout of extra layers at the shoulders, elbows and knees as the Enthusiast suit. If you already drive often, the Custom Suit Enthusiast is the next step up. The Custom Suit Pro uses extra layers of Nomex fabric at the same zones. Pick the one that matches how you race today.
Check your body size against the size chart before you choose a suit. Measure your chest, waist, arms and legs, and write each one down. Then compare them with the chart. A race suit should let you reach the wheel and the pedals with ease. It should not pull at the back or the knees when you sit. If you are between two sizes, measure again and pick the one that lets you move freely.
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