Trackday does not mean no rules. The FFSA has updated its equipment requirements for open track days. It all depends on your car.
Case 1: production car
Production car with a valid MOT/technical inspection, or modified production car with a maximum 6-point bolt-in roll cage.
- Mandatory: helmet with at least CE homologation (full-face with visor if the car has no windshield).
- Strongly recommended: FHR system (with FIA helmet) for cars with a maximum 6-point bolt-in roll cage.
- Recommended: fire-retardant balaclava and underwear, fire-retardant suit and gloves.
Case 2: prepared or competition car
Bolt-in roll cage with more than 6 points, 6-point or more welded roll cage, or competition car.
- Mandatory: FIA-homologated helmet (full-face with visor if no windshield).
- Mandatory: FHR system for all cars from 1977 onwards and all open-top cars.
- Mandatory: FIA-homologated fire-retardant suit and fire-retardant gloves.
- Recommended: FIA-standard fire-retardant balaclava and underwear.
The kit to get started
- An FIA 8859-2024 helmet like the RZ-70F, HANS compatible.
- A HANS system: size based on your neck circumference, angle based on your driving position (HANS guide).
- The ZR-52F FIA 8856-2018 suit and the ZR-60 gloves.
Full details are on our trackday regulations page.
Summary produced by ZAMP Helmets France. It does not replace the current regulations published by the FFSA. Also check the rules of your event organizer.

























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