Shop motorsport driver cooling systems, cool-suit garments, helmet air pumpers and hydration equipment for New Zealand and Australian racing. Build the right combination for your car, helmet and stint length, with separate ranges for in-car cooling, drinking systems, pre- and post-race cooling vests and flame-resistant base layers.
Choose the equipment for the job
- Liquid driver cooling: explore F.A.S.T. ice-based cooling systems and Chillout refrigerated driver-cooling systems. Match the unit, cooling shirt, hoses and connectors as a complete system. For replacement components, browse F.A.S.T. cooling parts.
- Helmet airflow and dust control: browse Rugged helmet air pumpers and accessories, forced-air helmet ducts and Maglock helmet-air systems and couplings. Filtered airflow helps reduce dust entering a suitably configured helmet, particularly in speedway and off-road racing. A pumper moves air; it does not refrigerate it.
- In-car hydration: compare driver drink and hydration systems, including the Stilo, Rampage and Fluidlogic options discussed in our cooling guide. For brand-specific components, see Stilo Hydration & Top Air. Check the reservoir or bottle, delivery tube, helmet connection or bite valve, and disconnect arrangement.
- Pre- and post-race cooling: see Arctic cooling vests for cooling before and after the stint, alongside your in-car cooling and hydration plan.
- Cooling base layers and race underwear: explore Chillout motorsport underwear, including garment-specific tops, bottoms, balaclavas and socks. Passive temperature-regulating apparel works differently from a pumped liquid-cooling shirt.
Match the complete driver setup
Circuit and endurance racers can combine liquid cooling, helmet airflow and hydration. These methods also have applications in speedway, off-road and other disciplines: select for the actual cockpit conditions rather than assuming one system suits every car. Keep cooling hoses, drinking tubes and communications wiring clear of controls, harness adjustment and the driver's exit path.
Harris Race Radios™ is an Australasian distributor for F.A.S.T., Rugged Radios and PCI, a New Zealand dealer for Chillout, and an Arctic Heat dealer. Aaron Harris brings racing and professional race-engineering experience to practical equipment selection, installation planning and driver-change requirements.
Cooling knowledge and fitment advice
Need to understand how the equipment works together? Read How Driver Cooling Works: Heat Transfer and Troubleshooting for ice-based and refrigerated liquid cooling, helmet airflow and dust control, hydration, pre- and post-race cooling, safety context and practical installation checks. Use this collection and its specialist ranges for available equipment; use the guide for operating principles.
Cooling and hydration equipment do not replace heat-management preparation or a response plan if a driver becomes unwell. For mandatory protective garments, check the physical label, the applicable standard and current category and event rules. Flame resistance and temperature regulation are separate properties, and a rating on one garment does not apply to the whole range.
Ask Harris Race Radios™ for help matching the cooler, garment, helmet-air fittings and drink-system components to your setup. Include your car, discipline, stint length, helmet model and existing equipment so we can give specific advice.