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Race V3 Balaclava -
SP V2 Shoes -
Race V3 Balaclava -
Youth Tech-1 K Race S V2 Corporate Gloves -
Tech-1 K Race V2 One Vision Gloves -
Tech-1 K Race V2 Vertical Gloves -
Kart Indoor Suit -
Tech-1 K Race V2 Vertical Gloves -
ZX Evo V2 Top Tech Layer -
Tech-1 KX V2 Shoes -
ZX Evo V2 Top Tech Layer -
Race V3 Top Tech Layer -
Race V3 Bottom Tech Layer -
Atom Graphic Suit - FIA -
Atom Suit - FIA -
Atom Suit - FIA -
Kart Indoor Suit -
Race V3 Top Tech Layer -
Atom Suit - FIA -
SP + Shoes N -
ZX Evo V2 Bottom Tech Layer -
Youth Tempest V2 Waterproof Gloves -
Atom Suit - FIA -
Atom Graphic 4 Suit - FIA -
Supermono V2 Shoes FIA -
Race V3 Bottom Tech Layer -
AK-1 Kart Body Protector -
SP + Shoes N -
Race V3 Top Tech Layer -
SP + Shoes N -
SP + Shoes N -
Youth AK-1 Kart Body Protector -
Race V3 Top Tech Layer -
GP Pro Comp Suit - FIA -
Youth Tech-1 KX V2 Shoes -
Hypertech Suit - FIA
Frequently asked questions Hide FAQs
What kind of gear is included in the Auto Racing Outlet collection?
The Auto Racing Outlet collection typically includes discounted Alpinestars auto racing suits, gloves, footwear, and fire-resistant tech layers from previous seasons or selected past ranges. The focus is on four-wheel motorsport essentials built for track use, driver mobility, and protection.
Availability can vary by size, color, and certification type because outlet assortments are usually more limited than the full-price range. If you want to compare current-season options, you can also browse the full auto racing collection, auto gloves, or auto footwear.
Are outlet auto racing suits, gloves, and shoes still FIA or SFI certified?
Many outlet items are still built to the same FIA- or SFI-rated specifications shown on their product pages and garment labels. A reduced price does not automatically change the original homologation status of the item.
That said, certification is product-specific, not collection-wide. Always check the exact product description, sewn-in approval label, and the rules of your sanctioning body before racing. For drivers entering regulated competition, that verification matters more than whether the item is in an outlet collection.
What is the difference between FIA and SFI racewear in this outlet collection?
The Auto Racing Outlet may include both FIA and SFI racewear, depending on the item. The right choice depends on the rulebook for your series, event organizer, or track-day program.
| Standard | Typical use | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| FIA | International and many road-racing series | Look for the FIA homologation shown on the product page and garment label |
| SFI | Common in many U.S. grassroots and domestic racing categories | Check the SFI rating required by your sanctioning body |
If your series specifies one standard, choose only gear carrying that exact approval. For more current certified options, see auto suits and auto gloves.
How should I choose the right size in the Auto Racing Outlet collection?
Auto racing gear should fit close and secure without restricting breathing, circulation, or seated driving movement. For suits, start with your chest, waist, hip, inseam, and height measurements; for shoes, use your normal foot measurement against the Alpinestars size chart; for gloves, prioritize a close fit through the palm and fingers for steering feel.
When choosing outlet gear, size selection can be narrower than in the main collection, so it is important to measure carefully before ordering. If you plan to wear fire-resistant base layers underneath, account for that when checking fit. A race suit should feel snug in driving position, not loose through the torso or excessively tight across the shoulders and crotch.
How do I care for auto racing suits, gloves, shoes, and base layers from the outlet?
Always follow the care label on the individual item first, because racewear materials and approvals vary across the collection. In general, fire-resistant base layers can usually be washed more frequently than outer racewear, while suits, gloves, and shoes should be cleaned more carefully to preserve materials, closures, and protective performance.
Avoid bleach, fabric softener, harsh solvents, and direct heat drying unless the care instructions explicitly allow it. Let gear air dry fully before storage, and inspect labels, seams, grip zones, and closures regularly. Proper care helps maintain fit, comfort, and the service life of technical racewear.

























