suit, gloves and shoes are required as well as snell 2000 or 2005 helmet. I will post the full rules by end of next week friday is the deadline.
Driver’s Attire
The following safety items are required for the driver to participate in a Ter-Tech drift event. All equipment shall be in a state of good condition. All defects, holes, tears, cracks, and other damage shall be repaired to the satisfaction of the Inspectors. Drivers’ competition attire and belts will be subject to random safety inspections at any time while at the event. If, at any time, illegal, non-conforming, or outdated safety equipment is found, the equipment (in its entirety) may become the property of Ter-Tech.
Driving Suits
A Ter-Tech driver is required to wear a suit that covers his or her entire body except for hands, feet, and head. Driving suits shall be one piece and made of the following material:
Nomex, PBI, Fypro, Kevlar, IWS (wool), Fiberglass, Durette, FPT, Kynol, Simpson Heat Shield, Leston Super Protex, FPT Linea Sport, or Durette X-400. Combinations of the above listed material are also acceptable as is any one piece suit carrying an SFI 3-2A/1 rating or better.
Underwear (not mandatory)
Approved underwear made of fire resistant material such as: Nomex, PBI, Fypro, Kevlar,
IWS (wool), Fiberglass, Durette, FPT, Kynol, Simpson Heat Shield, Leston Super Protex,
FPT Linea Sport, or Durette X-400 are recommended with all suits except those made of three (3) layers or carrying a rating of SFI 3-2A/(5, 10, 15, or 20).
Helmet
All Ter-Tech drivers are required to wear an approved helmet while on track. Helmets must be approved by Snell and carry a sticker of Snell 2000 (SA2000) or better. Ratings other than that of “SA” (Special Application), i.e. “M1995, M2005”, are not acceptable.
Gloves
Drivers shall wear gloves made from fire resistant material or leather that fully cover the hands and leave no exposed skin when worn with the driving suit.
Eye and Face protection
Ter-Tech requires a full-face helmet with an impact resistant face shield. Face shields, safety glasses, or goggles all made of impact resistant material are permitted as “eye protection.” However, the choice of eye protection used, and the responsibility for any failure, belongs to the driver.
Shoes
Ter-Tech highly recommends shoes made of fire resistant material or common cowhide leather are required. Shoes must cover the entire foot so that there are no exposed areas of skin.