SFI auto racing

SFI 3.2A/1 racing suits

Single-layer Proban® FR cotton suits developed around SFI 3.2A/1, the entry grade used in club racing, drag racing and track days where the series allows it.

What /1 means

The /1 grade of SFI 3.2A requires a minimum TPP of 6 cal/cm². Cuircon's /1 construction is a single layer of 295 g/m² Proban® FR cotton, recorded at TPP 10 in our materials library.

Some series accept /1 suits only when worn over fire-resistant underwear, and many set /5 as the minimum. Check the series rules before choosing /1.

Why brands offer a /1 suit

A single-layer suit is lighter, cooler and costs less to make than a multi-layer suit, which makes it the usual entry point in a racewear range. It sits naturally alongside a /5 suit and fire-resistant underwear in a collection.

Material: Proban® FR Cotton

CompositionFR-treated cotton (Proban®)
Weight295 g/m²
ConstructionSingle layer
Fire resistanceTreated — cotton finished with the Proban® flame-retardant process
Recorded test dataTPP 10

From Cuircon's materials library. A material figure is not a garment certification. Ask for the test report behind any figure.

SFI 3.2A at a glance

Issued bySFI Foundation, Inc.
Current editionEffective 26 June 2020
CoversDriver suits: one-piece suits, or jacket and pants
Graded byTPP of the suit material: grades /1, /3, /5, /10, /15, /20, /25, /30
Who certifiesThe manufacturer, under a licence agreement with SFI. SFI does not certify or approve products.

From the official specification. Read the full SFI 3.2A guide.

Questions

Common questions

Does Proban® cotton make a suit SFI compliant?

No. Proban® is a flame-retardant treatment on cotton. A suit can only carry an SFI patch when the finished garment has been tested and certified by a licensed manufacturer. Each product page shows the verified status.

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