When driving a racing car or any vehicle, not wearing a seat belt is an extremely dangerous behavior. Seat belts are the most basic and critical safety equipment, which can significantly reduce the risk of injury in a collision. Under no circumstances should you try to drive without wearing a seat belt, especially in a high-speed competitive racing car. The following are the safety guidelines that must be emphasized： ### It is absolutely not recommended not to wear a seat belt! The legal and compliance security measures are as follows： 1. **Correct use of seat belts** -The multi-point seat belts of racing cars (such as 5-point or 6-point) can firmly fix the driver, disperse the impact force, and prevent the body from shifting and hitting hard objects in the car. -Make sure that the seat belt is close to the body to avoid sagging. 2. **Wear a full set of racing equipment** -**Helmet**: Meets international standards (such as SNELL/FIA certification) to protect the head from impact. -**Fireproof clothing**: Flame-retardant materials (such as Nomex) can prevent burns. -**Gloves and racing shoes**: Enhance handling and protect limbs. 3. **Racing safety design** -**Anti-roll frame**: Protects the cockpit from deformation when rolling. -**HANS equipment (head and neck support system)**: To prevent neck injury during rear-end. -**Racing seat**: High-strength material + flank support, fixed body. 4. **Track safety regulations** -To comply with the rules of the race, the track needs to be equipped with buffer walls, tire walls and rescue teams. ### Important Warning： -**Laws and Competition rules**: Not wearing a seat belt is illegal in most regions, and you will be directly disqualified during the competition. -**Physical limit**: Even with safety equipment, a collision without a seat belt may still cause serious injury or death (such as flying out of the car or being injured by an airbag). **There is only one true “protection method”: strictly abide by safety regulations and fasten your seat belts! ** The synergy of safety devices can maximize the protection of life. Any behavior that bypasses the safety belt is a disregard for the lives of oneself and others.