RaceQuip Helmets & Safety Gear in Canada
RaceQuip is the safety-gear brand that keeps grassroots motorsport affordable: Snell SA-certified helmets, suits, gloves and harnesses built to the same standards the sanctioning bodies demand, at prices that don't consume the tire budget. For track-day drivers — including the hundreds who run our own Raser Motorsports events at CTMP — its helmets are the standard first purchase: current certification, honest construction, no fashion markup.
Our RaceQuip range at WCT is the helmet program: the PRO20 full-face helmet leads the last 24 months (11 sold), with the OF20 open-face behind it (7) and the PRO25 in the mix — 19 helmets across 17 orders. The pattern is seasonal and obvious to us: spring orders from drivers gearing up for the track calendar, many of them headed to CTMP with Raser, where a current SA-rated helmet is the price of admission.
Buying RaceQuip in Canada.
Helmets are the one product where fit is everything — which is why buying one inside Canada, from a store you can call, beats a cross-border gamble. WCT carries RaceQuip priced in Canadian dollars, shipped from within Canada, with free shipping on most orders over $399 — and GTA pickup at Unit 5, 151 Amber St, Markham means you can plan around your event date (wait for the ready-for-pickup email; delivery typically 1 business day in the GTA, 2–3 to Alberta, 3–4 to BC). Tell us your head measurement and we'll steer the size: 905-604-7077, sales@wctperformance.ca. Rated 4.9 stars from 427 Google reviews.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What certification do I need for track days?
A: A Snell SA2020 (or newer) automotive helmet is the standard requirement — motorcycle (M) ratings are not accepted at most events, including ours. The PRO20 and OF20 are SA2020 helmets.
Q: Full-face or open-face?
A: Full-face for open cars, formula-style seating positions, and maximum protection generally; open-face is popular in closed cars for comfort and visibility. Most of our customers choose full-face.
Q: How should a helmet fit?
A: Snug all around with no pressure points — it breaks in slightly, never the reverse. Measure your head circumference and talk to us before ordering; a loose helmet is a failed helmet.