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G-Force GF1 Open Face Racing Helmet - SA2020

G-Force GF1 Open Face Racing Helmet - SA2020

Regular price $199.20 USD
Regular price $249.00 USD Sale price $199.20 USD
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G-Force GF1 Open Face Racing Helmet — SA2020. Lightweight composite shell, maximum visibility, open-face design for autocross and track days.

The GF1 is G-Force's open-face SA2020 helmet — lightweight composite shell, clean open-face design for maximum visibility and airflow, and G-Force's proven construction at an accessible price point. Straightforward, certified, and ready to run.

WHAT'S INSIDE THE SHELL

  • Lightweight composite shell — SA2020 certified
  • Open-face design for maximum visibility and airflow
  • HANS-compatible anchor points
  • Comfortable interior padding

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Snell SA2020

HEADS UP ON FIT
Open-face helmets are more forgiving on fit than closed designs, but still measure your head circumference. A loose helmet at speed is a problem regardless of style.

FastLap Supply Take: The GF1 is G-Force doing what they do best — solid, no-nonsense safety gear at a price that doesn't require a second mortgage. Open-face, SA2020 certified, ready to go. If you're autocrossing or doing track days and just need a proper lid without the brand tax, the GF1 is a legitimate choice. G-Force has been building race gear for decades and it shows.

FAQ

GF1 Open Face vs G-Force Nova — which should I choose?
The GF1 is open-face for maximum visibility and airflow. The Nova is closed-face with a carbon composite shell and TrackPat liner technology. Choose GF1 for open-cockpit preference and value; Nova for closed-cockpit racing and premium features.

Is SA2020 accepted for autocross?
Yes — Snell SA2020 is accepted by SCCA Solo, NASA, and most autocross organizations. Check your specific event rules before purchasing.

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Actually Measuring Your Head

Use a soft measuring tape (craft store, like $3). Wrap it around the widest part of your dome, forehead to back, and get the same number twice. Use that number to pick your size. Revolutionary, we know. lol.

Guide to Buying a Racing Helmet