KABUTO ATHLETE REMY GARDNER The Kabuto F-17 GP Mips REMY GARDNER is a premium full-face motorcycle helmet handcrafted in Japan and inspired by professional rider Remy Gardner. This exclusive replica helmet combines race-proven design, advanced safety technology, and superior aerodynamics. Ideal for riders who demand both performance and style on the track or street, it delivers top-tier protection, comfort, and aerodynamic efficiency. All-directional aerodynamic system fine-tuned in wind tunnels for maximum stability and reduced drag at high speeds. Mips� Safety System minimises rotational forces during angled impacts for enhanced rider protection. Lightweight A.C.T.-2 composite shell engineered for strength and low weight, ensuring comfort on long rides. Optimised ventilation channels maintain airflow to keep the rider cool and comfortable. Remy Gardner signature racing livery bold graphics inspired by the rider, making the helmet both a collectible and high-performance gear. Every F-17 GP Mips REMY GARDNER helmet meets top international safety standards, providing confidence wherever you ride. ECE 22.06 standard for full-face helmets. FIM Helmet Standard certification by the F�d�ration Internationale de Motocyclisme for track and racing use. Combining Japanese craftsmanship, advanced safety technology, and bold MotoGP-inspired graphics, the F-17 GP Mips REMY GARDNER delivers a helmet that is both a high-performance riding gear and a collector s item. BIOGRAPHY: Nationality: Australian Age: February 24, 1998 Team: GYTR GRT Yamaha WorldSBK Category: World Superbike An Australian motorcycle racer and the son of 1987 500cc world champion Wayne Gardner. He started riding at age four, began racing on track at ten, and built his early career in Australia before moving to Spain, where he developed through the Moto3 and Moto2 pipeline after strong junior results. Gardner made his World Championship debut in 2014, raced full-time in Moto3 in 2015, and then established himself in Moto2, where his big breakthrough came in 2021 when he won the Moto2 World Championship with Red Bull KTM Ajo. After a season in MotoGP in 2022, he switched to WorldSBK with GYTR GRT Yamaha in 2023. Since then, he has become a consistent Superbike contender, scoring podium finishes at Assen in both 2024 and 2025. More recently, Gardner re-signed with Yamaha through 2027 and continues racing in WorldSBK in 2026.