Racing gloves rarely get the wall space cars hoard, yet they tell the safety story faster than any livery. The 1960s panel is all perforated leather and knuckle vents — Grand Prix kit when drivers still felt every vibration through their palms. The 1980s centre panel shifts to fire-retardant Nomex with those unmistakable red stripes across the back of the hand, the era when flame resistance stopped being optional. The modern right panel closes with moulded armour, textured grip zones, and sensor-era cuff bulk — equipment built for data as much as contact. Rank 45 in the Gallery Sets collection, this three-panel wall ensemble reads left to right like a pit-lane museum case without a single chassis number in sight.