Its split calf suede upper sits atop a cushioned and extractable full-grain leather insole; and its excellent flexibility and grip includes rear protection if — like the champions they’re made for — you use them to drive. SPARCO’s high-quality clothing and accessories gained the racing teams trust, this subsequently made the brand renowned worldwide. The Imola Suede Low-Top Sneaker combines a vintage inflection, the highest quality leather, and a racing style you can both see and feel. This is made bySparco and model is Imola RUN Shoes Sneakers coloured in Black Suede.
Designed for ultimate street durability and performance, Sparco Imola-GPC Brown Shoes is what you’d expect in a competition driving shoes.
Is Sparco a Japanese brand?
In 1977, two young drivers had a dream of creating a safer, more stylish world of motorsports and founded Sparco. They’re the perfect complement to highlight the style of Japanese cars like Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Mazda and Subaru, just to name the most popular ones. For the very first time Sparco produces a fire proof racing suit, able to fight against fire for 11 seconds, as per FIA 8856-2000 requests. This s the year of Sparco Tarmac and in particular Sparco Terra wheels that is inspired by the mytic first OZ Sparco wheels of the 90s.
Sparco is born in this way, from a dream of two young Torino racing drivers that decided to increase safety in racing world. The company was founded in 1977 in Italy and today the ownership is still Italian; the company is one of the leading manufacturers of racing safety equipment. Sparco is a specialist in motorsport safety equipment, formed in the late 1970’s in Italy with a focus on driver equipment safety. From Formula One, to nascar, to Rally, Sparco safety equpment can be seen wolrwide, ensuring the safety of drivers.
OZ & Sparco, two of the most prestigious motorsport brand, start a strong relationship with the first OZ Sparco Wheel. Thanks to the close collaboration between OZ and Sparco Italy, Sparco Wheels enter in the Japanese market.
Who is the owner of Sparco?
And its associated brands (MasterCraft Safety and MasterCraft Defense) have been wholly acquired by the Italian-based Sparco. Daily operations and manufacturing, sales and customer service, as well as the management structure and staffing of Impact, will be consistent in all locations, with former owner Robbie Pierce remaining in a consulting role.
