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What types of products are included in the Auto Accessories collection?
The Auto Accessories collection covers supporting motorsport items that complement a driver or crew setup rather than core protective racewear. Depending on the current assortment, this can include utility and paddock-focused accessories designed to improve organization, communication, or convenience during race weekends.
If you are looking for homologated driver equipment such as gloves, shoes, underwear, or suits, browse the dedicated auto gloves, auto footwear, and auto suits collections.
Are auto racing accessories FIA or SFI certified?
It depends on the product type. FIA and SFI certifications are mainly relevant to protective driver equipment such as suits, gloves, shoes, balaclavas, socks, and fire-resistant underwear. Utility accessories and paddock items are typically not homologated in the same way because they are not primary fire-protection garments.
Always check the product page and your series rulebook before use. If your event requires certified protective equipment, use products from the appropriate auto racing categories rather than assuming every accessory carries FIA or SFI approval.
Can these auto accessories be used for karting, car racing, and pit support?
In most cases, yes. Non-protective motorsport accessories are generally suitable across multiple four-wheel environments, including karting, track-day support, pit lane use, and car racing, provided the organizer does not restrict them. Their role is usually functional rather than homologation-dependent.
If you need discipline-specific driver gear, it is better to shop by category. For example, explore the karting collection for kart-specific equipment or the broader auto collection for racewear and technical layers.
How do I choose the right auto accessory and care for it properly?
Choose an accessory based on its intended use, how it integrates with your racewear, and whether it needs to be worn over a suit or team clothing. Look for secure adjustment, low bulk, and easy operation with gloves on if the accessory is used during active pit or paddock work.
For care, follow the label instructions on the specific item. In general, soft accessories should be cleaned with mild soap when needed and air-dried away from direct heat to help preserve stitching, closures, and fabric shape. Inspect straps, buckles, and attachment points regularly before race use.