Sparco is one of the best-known brands in motorsport and offers a wide range of equipment for rallying, racing and folkrace. Its range includes equipment for both the car and the driver, including racing seats, steering wheels, helmets, racing suits, balaclavas, gloves and shoes.

Sparco achieved a major international breakthrough in the early 1980s, when Formula 1 driver Nelson Piquet raced with Sparco equipment. Racing seats have since become an important part of the company's range and are available in several models and designs.

The Evo is one of Sparco's most popular racing seats, together with the Sprint. The Evo range is available in several versions. The standard model is medium-sized and measures 52 cm at its widest point, 46 cm at waist height and 61 cm across the shoulders. Its overall height is 89 cm and it weighs just over 6 kg.

The Evo 2 is also a medium-sized model, with some changes compared with the standard version, and is suitable for taller drivers. It weighs just under 8 kg and is also available in a version designed for the US market.

The Evo 3 is designed for taller drivers. It is an extra-large model with a wider, 57 cm seat and weighs just under 7 kg.

The Sprint is one of Sparco's most popular racing seats. It has an overall height of 86 cm, a shoulder height of 55 cm, a seat depth of 52 cm and a width of 52 cm across the shoulders.

Other models

• Ergo
• Circuit and Circuit II
• Pro-ADV TS, for smaller cockpits
• Pro 2000, made from fibreglass composite and also available as the Pro 2000 II
• Rev, for smaller adult drivers
• Grid and Grid II