HANS FIA approved test houses
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HANS FIA approved test houses
Sort of odd that there is no US based test facility certified by the FIA to test the HANS device:
http://argent.fia.com/web/fia-public.nsf/DB32A169F0C55FC3C1257439004BE4FA/$FILE/L30_Approved_test_houses_HANS.pdf
There is only a US test facility (Snell Memorial Foundation) certified to test helmet tether anchorages.
http://argent.fia.com/web/fia-public.nsf/DB32A169F0C55FC3C1257439004BE4FA/$FILE/L30_Approved_test_houses_HANS.pdf
There is only a US test facility (Snell Memorial Foundation) certified to test helmet tether anchorages.
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This whole thing started when someone in the karting world called me and asked about CIK FIA certification for the Leatt Moto Kart/GPX neck brace (he was racing in Canada and the event organizers were reluctant to let him wear it rather than a foam collar)
So, I started searching the FIA website and stumbled across this link and some others that I posted.......no, I never did even find out how they currently certify the required CIK FIA foam neck collar.....yes, the CIK FIA certified neck collar that is NOT required per the current regulations!
This whole thing started when someone in the karting world called me and asked about CIK FIA certification for the Leatt Moto Kart/GPX neck brace (he was racing in Canada and the event organizers were reluctant to let him wear it rather than a foam collar)
So, I started searching the FIA website and stumbled across this link and some others that I posted.......no, I never did even find out how they currently certify the required CIK FIA foam neck collar.....yes, the CIK FIA certified neck collar that is NOT required per the current regulations!