Vudo SA2025 Helmet

Simpson Racing - Vudo Helmet Overview The Vudo helmet is back and better than ever! Originally released in the early 2000s, Simpson’s VUDO helmet returns with a full redesign—now lighter, more aerodynamic, and Snell SA2025 certified. Built in Texas and engineered for racers who don’t lift, the new VUDO is perfect for open-cockpit, off-road, or oval action. With a sealed design, fog-resistant lens, and modern materials, it’s ready to dominate any environment. The streamlined design reduces drag while maintaining the iconic Simpson style, giving drivers both a performance edge and a bold presence on track. Available in Black, White, Matte Black, Carbon, and Premium Pearl finishes. See the Simpson Vudo SA2025 racing helmet up close, including its redesigned shell, sealed construction, visibility features, and Snell SA2025 motorsport certification. NOTE: This helmet is Snell SA2025-certified and is broadly accepted by race organizing bodies and tracks through 2035. Always verify safety rules with your sanctioning body. The Snell Foundation recommends replacement after five (5) years from the date of manufacture. After this period, the helmet’s protective performance may diminish, and it may no longer meet safety requirements or be accepted for use in sanctioned events or competitions. Features: SA2025 Certified Super lightweight Lower Front Chin Spoiler for open cockpit cars - optional rear spoiler Solid front chinbar to keep dirt and debris out Top and rear ventillation channels - optional top and left offset forced air systems Removable Cheek pads - Medium includes 25mm size (20-35mm available as accessories for a custom fit) Removable Top pads - Medium includes 10mm size (6-15mm available as accessories for a custom fit) Removable Gel earcups, compatible with all Simpson communication kits Standard clear antiscratch visor - antifog + antiscratch clear visor available Available in Black, White, Matte Black, Pearl White, and Carbon Fiber Hand built to order in New Braunfels, TX Snell SA2025 Helmet Certification FAQs What does Snell SA2025 certified mean? Snell SA2025 is the latest Snell Foundation standard for auto racing helmets. Helmets carrying an SA2025 certification label have passed updated motorsport helmet testing requirements, including impact performance, helmet stability, retention system strength, coverage, and fire-resistance considerations for competitive driving use. Is SA2025 newer than SA2020? Yes. Snell updates its auto racing helmet standards on a regular cycle, and SA2025 is the newer standard following SA2020. According to Snell, SA2025 uses tougher pass/fail criteria than SA2020, including a lower peak g-force limit and higher impact energy in testing. When did Snell SA2025 take effect? Snell SA2025 officially took effect on October 1, 2025. Helmets with an SA2025 label could be advertised, displayed, and sold starting from that date. Can I still use an SA2020 helmet? In many cases, yes. Racing organizations set their own helmet rules and phase-out schedules. Many sanctioning bodies continue to allow SA2020 helmets for a period after SA2025 becomes available, but drivers should always check the current rulebook for their series, track, or event before purchasing or racing. Is an SA2025 helmet required for racing? It depends on the organization and event. SA2025 helmets are intended for competitive automotive motorsport use, but each series decides which certifications are accepted. Always confirm your helmet requirements with your sanctioning body before race day. What is the difference between Snell SA and motorcycle helmet ratings? Snell SA helmets are designed for auto racing applications. Compared with motorcycle-focused ratings, SA-rated helmets are built around motorsport-specific requirements such as fire-resistance considerations and use in a race car environment. Why choose a Snell SA2025 helmet? An SA2025 helmet gives drivers access to the latest Snell auto racing helmet standard. For racers buying a new helmet now, SA2025 can be a smart choice because it aligns with the newest certification cycle and may offer a longer usable window before future rule changes.