We are nearing completion of our first design of kart gloves for 2019 and we are pretty excited!

When torq originated as a manufacturer at the end of 2016 it quickly became established in the race suit market throughout 2017. During 2018 the brand has gone from strength to strength and is enjoying growth in the karting market.

The Iame International Final is due to take place at the famous Le mans Karting International circuit….

It has been a very successful past couple of months for Honda cadet pilot Theo Micouris who recently wrapped up the 2018 Kartmasters British GP Honda Cadet Champion alongside the TVKC 2018 Championship in the space of a few months.

McAttack were amongst the first customers of torq so it was really good news to see that they had won the 24 hours of Spa Citroen C1 race at the weekend.

It is easy to forget that a suits intended purpose is safety rather than looks. At torq, as much as anyone, we are believers of looking the part but underneath this there is a deep understanding of the suits primary function, safety.

With the growing numbers of brands within the kartwear market, we thought we would go into a bit more detail about our range and what sets us apart from the rest.

Yesterday Torq Athlete Tom Ingram claimed his second consecutive independent drivers championship whilst Speedworks, Tom’s team, sealed their second consecutive independent team championship.

JMR Allstars Racing are the latest team to kit themselves out in torq racewear ready for this weekends SuperOne round at PFI International. Opting for our Italian made torq one elite the Honda Cadet team will be sure to look slick and stay safe whilst out on the track.

Mutation Motorsport pilot Josh Steed has recently decked himself out in some custom torq racewear.