Sliding windows are used in motorsport to manage airflow and keep the cockpit comfortable during racing. Choosing the right slider depends on the type of racing and how much airflow you need.

Windows should be checked often for dust and debris that collect in the tracks after racing. When the track becomes dirty the slider will move less smoothly and the panel may jam under vibration. Keeping the track clean and checking the fit before every event ensures the panel moves easily when the driver needs airflow. Good maintenance helps the window last longer and stay clear during races.

Smooth tracks

Good sliders should move cleanly under vibration and stress.

Clean fit

A tight fit keeps dust and debris out of the cockpit.

Visibility

Clear panels make it easier to see mirrors and flag points.

Materials

Most sliders use lightweight acrylic for clarity and strength.

Sandbrooks supplies motorsport sliding windows across New Zealand.