Sparco Racing Suit - Sparco 5 Royal Blue With White Piping And Stitching Size 64 on 2040-parts.com
Burbank, California, US
This stylish and comfortable Nomex suit has been the most
widely used by professional drivers. Styled for maximum comfort it has been one
of the most popular driver suits throughout the world. Its extremely
lightweight design is achieved with 2 layers of Nomex III and meets the strict
FIA safety regulations. These strict regulations are met thanks to Sparcos
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optimal properties. This suit is also rated SFI 3-2A/5.
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