The Suzuka International Racing Course, more famously known as the Suzuka Circuit, is a motorsport race track located in Ino, Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture, Japan. Built in the 1950's and having a capacity today of over 150,000 spectators it is Japan's premier racing circuit. Designed by Soichiro Honda, and still under Honda ownership today, it is perhaps most famous for its almost unique 'figure-of-eight' design layout. It is one of only two FIA tracks in the world to have this structure whereby the 1.2km back straight passes over the front section by means of an overpass. It is well known as one of the most demanding and yet rewarding tracks on the global circuit, with it packing a collection of all kinds of corners over a relatively small space. Indeed, this has made it especially popular amongst the drivers themselves, and insiders of the sport who rate it for the many challenges it presents. Indeed, Lance Stroll, the Canadian Formula 1 driver has said that it is the best place to truly feel what an F1 car can do with its combination of low and high speed corders. “I’m a big fan of Suzuka,” said Stroll. ” It’s one of the best, if not the best track, on the calendar. It’s where you really get to feel a Formula 1 car come alive and each part of the lap has something special." It is a track, therefore, that is respected by those who actually practise the craft of racing themselves day-in-day-out because it demands even more precision than your average track. The Japanese too are passionate and knowledgable when it comes to racing and so help create an electric atmosphere in the stands and around the course meaning that the whole area is buzzing with enthusiasm and energy. With this range we have taken the reputation of Suzuka and incorporated it into a collection that is very much for those for whom sport isn't just something they do on the field but is something that permeates every part of their life, they're very being.