Types of Auto Racing Gloves

You’ve seen the drivers on television. NASCAR racecar drivers put on their helmets and gloves just before they race. Did you know that there are many different types of auto racing gloves? Here are the top gloves used by professional racecar drivers.

Sparco Racing Gloves - These gloves have a palm design that anatomically fits the hand for the best grip on the steering wheel. Made of leather, these gloves provide comfort and performance.

Pro 1 Car Racing Gloves - Made with two layers of Nomex in the entire glove, Pro 1 car racing gloves are durable for all types of racecar drivers.

OMP Professional Racing Gloves - These gloves are made of suede and have padded knuckles for extra comfort. They have a reinforced forefinger for added durability.

Signal Auto Racing Gloves - Made of lightweight materials, these gloves allow your fingers to breathe and feel the vibrations of the vehicle. Signal racing gloves are made in Japan.

Impact Driving Gloves - These gloves are designed to be durable and recommended not only for the driver, but also for the pit crew. With extra padding, these gloves protect against cuts and bruises.

G-Force Auto Racing Gloves - These gloves fit over the hands and forearms for added protection. The back of the gloves are made of lightweight material while the palms have added leather protection.

Mechanix Wear M-Pact Gloves - For extreme racecar drivers, these gloves are highly specialized for the heat and tension produced at high speeds.

Oakley Auto Racing Gloves - Made from a brand you can trust, Oakley combines comfort with carbon fiber protection and durability.