Gloves
 

Just out of my curiosity...

Will you guys put on gloves when driving casually? or will do that only when tracking?

And what kind of gloves you have? :D

No gloves
 

I am an SCCA racecar driver and I
ONLY wear driving gloves when I'm suited up
for a race.
I do HPDE's in the C2S and never wear gloves.
Don't need them, and they don't help you drive any better.
Mr. B

What he said - no reason for gloves unless on the track and it's hot and you are trying to retain grip on the wheel during serious (read: make one mistake and crunch the car) driving.

I wear them at the track for lapping days, as I find the sweat from my hands makes the shifter and steering wheel to sticky.

I don't wear gloves on the street.

Yeah
 

Yeah, I have some students who wear driving gloves and they say it's for the sweat.
On a really hot day, the rest of me sweats up a storm, but not very much on my hands so I just prefer not to wear gloves on track days.
Racing, of course, is another story.
The SCCA safety rules require everything to be covered in nomex.
Mr. B

I guess I am more of a dog then you, as I sweat through my pawshilarious

I wear a glove any time I'm going to be with the car naked.

J

That's my problem too! :rolleyes:

My hands get wet when i am holding to the wheel...and with the Alcantara wheel, I am just thinking if it's better off to put on gloves when driving...street and track...

But it may look wired I think....

I think it would look weird on the street, but not the track.

On the street, I sometimes where regular driving gloves if I'm doing a spirited drive in the canyons, but never when just driving from A to B.

In the winter I might put some gloves on before the wheel heats up. I prefer LL Bean or Filson unlined deerskin...and I'll wear them when out of the car too...especially when out of the car. ;)

Checked out some online glove stores and found the leather driving gloves look quite nice...kind of classic and vintage feel.

Enclosed is a picture of Ed's driving gloves. He tried to convince me I needed a pair. I said " No f_ckn way Ed......You can keep them!":D

You know that we all live in igloo's up north and these are required before we go out and get the Porsche dog sled (not available in the US) warmed up.hilarious

F_ck'n Clown!

Or maybe they just wear one glove up there?
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Ni14BJCg-A...quinGlove1.jpg

Sorry I had too.......