Stilo ST6 CMR Carbon Zero Kart Racing Helmet | Snell-FIA CMR-2016 1 "a"

$1,888.00

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Stilo ST6 CMR Carbon Zero Kart Racing Helmet | Snell-FIA CMR-2016

$1,888.00

Helmet Size

Product Description:

Stilo ST6 CMR Carbon Zero Karting Helmet

The Stilo ST6 CMR Carbon Zero is the lightest CMR-2016 certified youth karting helmet ever made. Engineered from ultra-high-grade full carbon fiber, this helmet breaks the 2.2lb barrier while delivering exceptional strength and protection. Designed for the next generation of competitive drivers, the ST6 CMR Zero brings Formula 1 innovation directly to the karting grid—offering unmatched visibility, aerodynamic performance, and elite driver-focused features.

Drawing from Stilo’s F1 pedigree, the Carbon Zero introduces a wider downward field of vision for improved track awareness, precision, and race-day confidence. The helmet's newly developed ventilation architecture ensures maximum cooling during high-intensity driving, while new shell sizes – extra-small (53–56 cm) and small (57–59 cm) – reduce exterior dimensions for improved aerodynamics and a race-tailored fit.

Inside, a reimagined crown and cheek pad system improves comfort and helmet stability during long stints. The 3mm FIA-approved, double-glazed visor includes an anti-fog treatment and features a reinforced locking system for maximum safety under pressure. Every aspect of the ST6 CMR Carbon Zero has been engineered to support young drivers chasing podiums at the highest level of karting.

Stilo ST6 CMR Carbon Zero Kart Racing Helmet Features

  • CMR-2016 certified for youth karting competition
  • Constructed from ultra-lightweight full carbon fiber
  • Weighs under 1000g to reduce neck strain and driver fatigue
  • Improved eyeport with expanded downward visibility
  • Optimized F1-inspired ventilation system for maximum airflow
  • New XS and S shell sizes for tailored aerodynamic fit
  • 3mm injection-molded, double-glazed anti-fog visor
  • Upgraded interior padding and redesigned crown for comfort and security

Stilo ST6 CMR Carbon Zero Kart Racing Helmet FAQs

Is the Stilo ST6 CMR Carbon Zero helmet CMR-2016 certified?

Yes. The ST6 CMR Carbon Zero is fully homologated to FIA CMR-2016 standards, making it legal for use in all youth karting competitions that require CMR certification.

How much does the ST6 CMR Carbon Zero helmet weigh?

This helmet weighs less than 1000 grams, making it the lightest CMR helmet available. Its full carbon construction dramatically reduces neck fatigue and improves long-session comfort for young drivers.

What is the difference between the Carbon Zero and other ST6 models?

The Carbon Zero uses a full carbon fiber shell instead of composite materials, making it significantly lighter while maintaining elite safety performance. It also introduces new shell sizes and aerodynamic enhancements for youth racers.

Who is the ST6 CMR Carbon Zero helmet designed for?

This helmet is designed specifically for serious youth kart racers competing at the highest level. It combines F1-derived technology, lightweight performance, and professional-level safety features.

Does this helmet include a visor and how is it secured?

Yes, it includes a 3mm double-glazed visor with an anti-fog finish and a reinforced locking system. It’s designed to stay secure during high-speed racing and adverse weather conditions.

Are multiple sizes available for this helmet?

Yes. The ST6 CMR Carbon Zero introduces two new compact shell sizes: XS (53–56) and S (57–59), allowing for a better fit and improved aerodynamics for younger drivers.

Stilo helmets are worn by winning drivers worldwide, including well known F1 Mercedes driver Valterri Bottas, Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Champions Martin Truex, Jimmie Johnson and Kyle Busch, IndyCar Series Champion Tony Kanaan and WRC Champion Sébastien Loeb.

STILO ST6 CMR KART RACING HELMET SIZE CHART

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More Frequently Asked Questions FAQs

Does the helmet provide good airflow and cooling?

Yes. The ST6 CMR Carbon Zero includes large front and top vents that feed into an internal ventilation system, ensuring consistent airflow to keep drivers cool and focused even in hot conditions.

Can this helmet be used in competitive karting events?

Absolutely. The ST6 CMR Carbon Zero is CMR-2016 certified, which is required for most national and international youth karting competitions.

Is Stilo a good brand for kart racing helmets?
Yes—Stilo kart racing helmets are highly regarded in the motorsports world for their innovation, safety, and Italian craftsmanship. The Stilo ST6 CMR Carbon Zero Karting Helmet is specifically designed for younger drivers and offers professional-grade features in a lightweight, competition-ready design. Whether you're just entering the sport or competing at the national level, Stilo delivers championship-level protection and comfort.

Where are Stilo kart helmets made?
Stilo helmets, including the ST6 CMR Carbon Zero, are engineered and manufactured in Italy. Every helmet undergoes rigorous design, development, and testing to meet exacting safety standards. The result is a high-performance karting helmet trusted by racers across the globe.

Do Stilo kart racing helmets run true to size?
Yes, Stilo helmets generally run true to size. To find the best fit, measure the circumference of the driver’s head just above the eyebrows and refer to Stilo’s official sizing chart. The ST6 CMR Carbon Zero is offered in various sizes from 53cm to 59cm to accommodate junior drivers, making it one of the best karting helmets for kids and young adults looking for professional protection.

What professional kart racers use Stilo helmets?
Stilo is the helmet of choice for many top drivers in FIA Karting, WSK, and other international series. The Stilo ST6 CMR Carbon Lite shares the same aerodynamic shell shape as the adult ST6 models, making it a favorite for rising talents who want a lightweight kart helmet with advanced visibility and airflow similar to what the pros use.

Is the Stilo ST6 CMR suitable for all ages?
The ST6 CMR Carbon Zero is designed for young drivers under 15, as required by FIA regulations. Its lightweight shell and smaller sizing options make it ideal for youth racers needing superior protection, comfort, and performance during competitive karting events.

Where can I buy authentic Stilo ST5 CMR Carbon Zero Karting Helmets?
Right here at Competition Motorsport. As an authorized Stilo dealer, we carry the full lineup of Stilo kart racing helmets, including the youth-specific ST6 CMR Carbon Zero. Enjoy fast shipping, expert support, and trusted service from a team that knows motorsports from the inside out.

Kart Racing Helmet Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Remember that safety is paramount in kart racing, and choosing the right helmet and maintaining it properly is essential for your protection on the track. Consult the professionals at Competition Motorsport any time you have specific questions about your racing helmet.

What is the best helmet for kart racing?
 The Stilo ST6 CMR Carbon Zero kart helmet is widely considered one of the best youth karting helmets, offering premium features for serious kart racers.

Why do I need a racing helmet?
Auto and kart racing helmets are essential for protecting your head in high-speed accidents. They also shield against debris and, in some motorsports, fire—making them a non-negotiable safety requirement.

How do I choose the right size Kart Racing helmet?
Use a flexible tape to measure the circumference of your head just above your eyebrows and ears. Compare the measurement to the size chart. For more help, read our blog on how to fit your helmet properly at Competition Motorsport.

What safety standards should I look for in a youth kart racing helmet?
 Look for the FIA CMR-2106 certification for karting.

Can I use a motorcycle helmet for kart racing?
No. Motorcycle helmets lack the kart-specific certifications and features like proper ventilation and impact resistance optimized for karting. Always use a helmet rated for motorsport competition.

How often should I replace my kart racing helmet?
Replace your helmet every few years depending on usage and the manufacturer's guidance. If it’s been dropped, involved in an impact, or shows signs of wear, replace it immediately.

Are expensive racing helmets safer than budget ones?
Yes, typically. While both must meet minimum safety standards, premium helmets offer lighter materials, better fit, improved aerodynamics, and enhanced comfort, all of which impact race performance and fatigue.

How do I maintain and clean my kart racing helmet?
Clean the exterior and interior using a helmet-specific care product like the Molecule Helmet Care Kit. Avoid submerging the helmet or using abrasive cleaners. Visors should be cleaned gently to avoid scratching.

Do I need to wear a balaclava under my kart racing helmet?
While not required for all karting events, a balaclava enhances comfort, keeps your helmet liner clean, and helps wick sweat. Fire-rated balaclavas are mandatory in sanctioned auto racing and recommended for high-performance karting.

Can I wear glasses with my kart racing helmet?
Yes. Wide eye ports, make it compatible with most prescription glasses and racing eyewear. A good fit ensures the glasses remain stable and fog-free.

Are carbon fiber helmets better?
Carbon fiber helmets are lighter and stronger, reducing fatigue during long races while offering excellent impact protection. They are a top choice for competitive drivers.

Can I use a used helmet for racing?
It’s not recommended. Damage or degradation may not be visible, and older helmets might not meet current safety standards. Always buy new from an authorized dealer like Competition Motorsport.

What's the importance of proper helmet ventilation?
Good ventilation helps manage heat and moisture inside the helmet, reducing fatigue and keeping you focused throughout your race.

How do I store my kart racing helmet between races?
Store your helmet in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use a padded helmet bag like our Competition Motorsport Evo Helmet Bag to prevent damage during transport or storage.

What is the difference between Snell K2020 and CMR2016 certifications?

Snell K2020 is designed for adult karting helmets, focusing on impact protection. CMR2016 is tailored for drivers under 15, offering a lighter helmet to reduce neck strain while maintaining safety standards.

Are tear-off visors necessary for kart racing?

Tear-off visors are beneficial in maintaining clear vision during races by allowing drivers to remove a dirty visor layer quickly. They are especially useful in outdoor karting where debris and dirt are common.

How do I know if my helmet is still safe to use?

Helmets should be inspected regularly for signs of wear or damage. If a helmet has been involved in a significant impact or shows signs of degradation, it should be replaced immediately. Additionally, helmets should be replaced every 5 years, even if no damage is visible.

Can I customize my kart racing helmet?

Yes, many manufacturers offer customization options for fit and aesthetics. However, any modifications should not compromise the helmet's structural integrity or safety certifications.

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