DESCRIPTION Drawing on our decades of racing history, Sparco has created an extensive line of street car seats that offer the ultimate in comfort and performance. Our ergonomic designs help cradle and protect the driver against even the most demanding lateral forces. SPRINT The Sprint is our entry level competition seat, perfect for weekend racers. It carefully balances safety, styling and value. The Sprint features a strong tubular frame with a suspension bottom cushion which gives support and comfort in the driving position. The shoulder bolsters are designed to fit into smaller cockpits. The Sprint is a unique FIA seat as it can be bottom mounted in addition to the traditional side mounting. This gives additional installation options. There are openings for a fifth or six point seatbelt. The Sprint is FIA approved. SIZING Medium – up to a 34” waist TECHNOLOGY Excellent fitment into small cockpits Tubular frame with suspension bottom cushion Includes two mounting positions (bottom or side mount) Fire retardant fabric Special non-slip fabric FIA approved SHIPPING AND LEAD TIME FREE SHIPPING to all of the Continental U.S. and Canada (excluding Yukon, Northwest Territories & Nunavut). We ship from Montreal in Canada Our typical lead time before shipping out orders is 5 to 7 business days. This varies depending on the purchased items and our shipping queue. Once the items have shipped, transit time typically takes between 2 and 4 business days Please note that all large items, such as our SimRacing Chassis, Monitor Stands and Racing Seats, might not arrive on the same day as other parts of your order. Because of their weight and size, these boxes get sorted differently at our shipping partner's logistics hub. RETURN POLICY If the seat you ordered is too tight and doesn't fit properly, we can offer a store credit or a full refund, but you will have to pay return shipping to our workshop in Montreal, Canada. We highly advise that you pay close attention to our specifications and measurements before placing your order.
