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Bell KC7-CMR PRO Kart Helmet Lewis Hamilton / FREE HP Bag

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Certification FIA/Snell CMR

Snell/FIA CMR 2016

Set by:
The Snell Memorial Foundation and FIA (Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile), which jointly developed this children's motorsports helmet standard.

What it means:
Despite “2016” in its name, it remains a current Snell/FIA standard designed specifically for young kart racers, primarily drivers under 15. These helmets provide strong impact protection while keeping helmet weight low to help reduce the forces placed on a child's head and neck.

Typically required for:
Youth and junior kart racing.
CMR2016 is recognized by major U.S. karting organizations, including SKUSA and WKA, for youth competition. Age and class requirements vary by series.

Not intended for: Motorcycle or auto racing use.

Always check your event or sanctioning body's current helmet requirements.

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  • Elevate your karting with the Bell KC7-CMR PRO Kart Helmet Lewis Hamilton, a youth karting helmet that blends championship-inspired style with pro-level performance.

  • This special edition, created in collaboration with 7-time Formula 1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton, features a striking yellow and red livery that mirrors his F1 helmet design.

  • Built on Bell's HP7 design, the KC7-CMR PRO delivers ultra-lightweight comfort and ventilation, certified to the Snell/FIA CMR2016 standard. It comes ready to race with over $300 worth of accessories, including a Bell HP Helmet Bag.

  • Key features include:

    • Lewis Hamilton Signature Design: A bold yellow and red graphic developed with Bell's paint team, matched to Hamilton's F1 helmet.

    • Lightweight Carbon Composite Shell: Hand-laminated from carbon/Kevlar/glass. The helmet weighs 1,186 g (sizes 54 to 56) or 1,230 g (sizes 57 to 59), +/-3%, helping minimize neck fatigue.

    • Aerodynamic Performance: HP7-based shaping with included top and side air intakes plus a rear spoiler for stability and high-speed control.

    • 14-Channel Ventilation System: 14 intake and extraction channels help keep you cool, with or without additional air intakes.

    • Anti-Fog Visor: The included 2mm multi-layer SE07 Smoke ML Red visor with Double Screen Anti-Fog (DSAF) for clear visibility in humid or changing weather.

    • Comfort-Plus Interior: Multi-density foam lining with moisture-wicking properties and removable, replaceable cheek pads for a custom fit.

    • Hollow Synthetic Rubber Gasket Seal: Keeps air, water and dust out of the helmet.

    • Ready-to-Race Package: Pre-mounted aero accessories, a hex wrench, and a Bell HP Helmet Bag to protect your helmet between sessions.

  • Homologation: The Bell KC7-CMR PRO Lewis Hamilton is certified to the Snell/FIA CMR2016 standard, a current standard designed specifically for young kart racers, primarily drivers under 15.

  • Adults can also use it for recreational and club-level karting where the rules only require a helmet. For sanctioned adult classes, check your series rulebook, since many require a Snell K or SA rated helmet.

  • Manufacturer Part Number: 1311221 (Size 54) to 1311226 (Size 59)

  • Shields and accessories: the KC7-CMR uses the SE07 2mm shield. Tear-offs, pivot kits, air intakes and spoilers are in Bell helmet accessories.

  • Wear glasses? Compare the Bell KC7-EV CMS, which has a wider eyeport. Compare every KC7 in Bell KC7 helmets.

  • This is a karting helmet with a non-fireproof lining for extra durability.

  • Sizes 54 to 59. Snell/FIA CMR2016 helmets are accepted for youth karting by SKUSA, USPKS, WKA and AKRA; age and class rules vary by series, so check your rulebook before you buy.

  • KC7-CMR PRO Lewis Hamilton

  • Clear top and side air intakes mounted on the helmet

  • Rear spoiler mounted on the helmet

  • SE07 2mm Multi-Layer Red Light Smoke Shield installed

  • HP helmet bag

Why Choose FAST RACER?

FAST RACER carries current racing and karting helmets from Bell, Zamp and OMP. US orders of $50 or more ship free, so your helmet ships free within the US. If the size isn't right, exchange it or return it within 30 days in as-new condition. See our Returns & Exchanges Policy.

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Questions about Bell KC7-CMR PRO Kart Helmet Lewis Hamilton / FREE HP Bag

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34 answered questions

  • What is the Snell rating on the Lewis Hamilton Karting helmet?

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    • Staff Answer
      The Bell KC7 CMR Pro Lewis Hamilton 2025 Youth Kart Helmet is Snell/FIA CMR 2016 certified. This certification is specifically designed for young kart racers, primarily drivers under 15, with a lightweight design that helps reduce stress on a child’s head and neck. Despite “2016” in the name, CMR 2016 remains a current youth karting standard and is recognized by major karting organizations. If you’re looking for an adult karting helmet instead, we recommend choosing a Snell K2025 or Snell SA2025 certified helmet.

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  • What is the snell helmet expiration date?

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    • As a general rule, Snell SA helmets are valid for 10 years from their certification date. For example, a Snell SA2025 helmet is good until December 31, 2035. When a new certification comes out, such as SA2030, those helmets are valid until December 31, 2040. Most racing organizations like SCCA, NASA, and NHRA follow this guideline. However, we always recommend checking your specific rulebook, as requirements may vary between different organizations or events.

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  • How many years is a Bell helmet good for?

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    • Bell helmets do not technically have an expiration date; however, a statement from the Snell certification webpage recommends replacing any racing driver's helmets after five years of normal use. See Snell Foundation statement in the linked blog post "Snell SA2020 Helmet Expiration Dates Explained"

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  • Are bell helmets snell approved?

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    • Certainly. Here is a comprehensive summary of potential certifications for Bell Helmets, tailored to their specific motorsport disciplines:
      • Bell racing helmets are certified to Snell SA2020, Snell SA2025, FIA 8859-2015, FIA 8859-2024, FIA 8860-2018, or more recent versions of those standards.
      • Bell kart helmets are certified to Snell K2020, Snell K2025 and/or FIA 8878-2024.
      • Bell youth kart or racing helmets are certified to Snell/FIA CMS, Snell/FIA CMR or SFI 24.1
      Always check the product description to ensure the helmet meets the specific certification requirements for your motorsport needs.

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  • How long will my SA2020 helmet be good for?

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    • Most racing organizations, such as SCCA, NASA, and NHRA, accept Snell SA helmets for 10 years from the homologation date, not the purchase or manufacture date. This means an SA2020 helmet is generally valid through December 31, 2030. However, certain series, like NHRA, may allow use for slightly longer or shorter periods depending on their rules. Always consult your current rulebook, as some organizations may require newer standards sooner than others.

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  • Can you use a motorcycle helmet for car racing?

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    • No. A motorcycle helmet should not be used as a car racing helmet because it does not meet the necessary fireproofing and impact resistance requirements, such as Snell SA2025 or FIA 8859-2024 standards, nor does it provide for head and neck restraint systems. Car racing helmets are specifically engineered for the unique hazards of motorsports, including fire resistance and impact protection in confined spaces. Additionally, drivers should select helmets tailored to their specific application; for instance, a Dirt Track helmet differs in construction and ventilation from an open wheel asphalt racing helmet. Proper selection ensures optimal safety and performance on the track.

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  • Where are Bell helmets built?

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    • Staff Answer
      Bell racing helmets are designed by R&D and laboratory testing teams from Italy, Belgium, and Bahrain. All racing helmet and karting helmet lines are produced using advanced manufacturing processes that meet Bell's strict quality and safety standards in the manufacturing plant in Bahrain, nearby the Bahrain International Circuit (BIC) which hosts Formula 1 races. Every Bell racing helmet is built to comply with the certification required for its intended use, whether it's Snell SA2025, FIA 8859-2024, or FIA 8860. FAST RACER carries genuine Bell helmets sourced through authorized distribution channels, giving racers confidence in the authenticity and quality of every helmet they purchase.

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  • What are some examples of helmets in the Pro Series?

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    • Examples include Bell RS7, Bell GTX3, Bell GT6 RD, Bell GT6 Pro, and Bell K1 Pro. These helmets are designed to provide a balance between performance and comfort for a variety of racing conditions.

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  • What series of helmets does Bell Racing offer?

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    • Bell Racing offers helmets across several product series to meet different budgets, racing disciplines, and performance needs. The SPORT Series is ideal for club racers seeking excellent value and safety, while the PRO Series adds premium materials, enhanced comfort, and advanced features for more competitive drivers. At the top of the lineup, the ULTRA Series features Bell's most advanced technologies, lightweight carbon fiber construction, and professional-grade performance. FAST RACER carries a wide selection of Bell SPORT, PRO, and ULTRA helmets for auto racing and karting, making it easy to find the right helmet for your racing goals.

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  • What does dual certification mean for Bell helmets?

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    • Dual certification means that most Bell helmets are labeled as both Snell and FIA certified, ensuring compliance with U.S. (e.g., Snell SA2020, Snell SA2025) and international motorsport regulations (e.g., FIA 8859-2015, FIA 8859-2024, FIA 8860). This allows racers to participate in a wide range of competitions without needing multiple helmets, providing versatility and convenience.

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