Race replica leather motorcycle suits covering track riders including Dominique Aegerter, with hand-stitched full-grain construction and made-to-measure sizing — since 2009. Each suit delivers performance-grade fit for race track and track day riding. Use the rider tiles above to navigate by name.
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The Racing Artistry of Dominique Aegerter: The Power of Perfection
Born on September 30, 1990, Dominique Aegerter is a professional motorcycle circuit racer from Switzerland who competes in the World Superbike Championship. In 2021 and 2022, he took home the Supersport World Championship. In 2022, he also won the MotoE World Cup. In addition, he is the first rider from Switzerland to appear on a global SBK podium.
After that, in 2003 and 2004, he participated in the ADAC Pro Junior Cup 125cc class. He entered the corresponding IDM class in 2005 and participated there through the end of 2006. Dominique Aegerter was summoned by Multimedia Racing to participate in the 125cc World Championship in 2006. In the Portuguese Grand Prix, Aegerter made his debut in the world championship by taking the place of fellow Swiss rider Vincent Braillard. For the remainder of the season, he stayed with the team.
#
Year
Position
Class
Motorcycle
Team
Suit
1
2006
NC
125cc
Aprilia RS 125
Multimedia Racing
2006 - Dominique Aegerter
2
2007
23rd
125cc
Aprilia RS 125
Multimedia Racing
2007 - Dominique Aegerter
3
2008
16th
125cc
Derbi RS 125
Ajo Motorsport
2008 - Dominique Aegerter
4
2009
13th
125cc
Derbi RSA 125
Ajo Motorsport
2009 - Dominique Aegerter
5
2010
15th
600cc
Suter MMX
Technomag-CIP
2010 - Dominique Aegerter
6
2011
8th
600cc
Suter MMXI
Technomag-CIP
2011 - Dominique Aegerter
7
2012
8th
600cc
Suter MMX2
Technomag-CIP
2012 - Dominique Aegerter
8
2013
5th
600cc
Suter MMX2
Technomag carXpert
2013 - Dominique Aegerter
9
2014
5th
600cc
Suter MMX2
Technomag carXpert
2014 - Dominique Aegerter
10
2015
17th
600cc
Kalex Moto2
Technomag Racing Interwetten
2015 - Dominique Aegerter
11
2016
12th
600cc
Kalex Moto2
CarXpert Interwetten
2016 - Dominique Aegerter
12
2017
12th
600cc
Suter MMX2
Kiefer Racing
2017 - Dominique Aegerter
13
2018
17th
600cc
KTM Moto2
Kiefer Racing
2018 - Dominique Aegerter
14
2019
22nd
600cc
MV Agusta F2
MV Agusta Idealavoro Forward
2019 - Dominique Aegerter
15
2020
3rd
EV
Energica Ego Corsa
Dynavolt Intact GP
2020 - Dominique Aegerter
16
2020
28th
600cc
NTS NH7
NTS RW Racing GP
2020 - Dominique Aegerter
17
2021
2nd
EV
Energica Ego Corsa
Dynavolt Intact GP
2021 - Dominique Aegerter
18
2022
1st
EV
Energica Ego Corsa
Dynavolt Intact GP
2022 - Dominique Aegerter
19
2023
8th
1000cc
Yamaha YZF-R1
GYTR GRT Yamaha WorldSBK Team
2023 - Dominique Aegerter
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What Dominique Aegerter race replica leather suit should I choose for track riding?
Select a race replica suit that matches Aegerter's championship-winning design with CE-certified armor and abrasion-resistant cowhide or kangaroo leather. The suit must fit your exact measurements for optimal control and comfort at speed. Leather Collection offers made-to-measure Aegerter-inspired race replicas hand-stitched to your specifications at leathercollection.com/made-to-measure. Our size guide at leathercollection.com/size-chart ensures precision fit for track performance. Each suit includes full CE protection, perforated leather panels for airflow, and custom branding options. Your track safety depends on proper fit and genuine full-grain construction that absorbs impact while maintaining flexibility during aggressive riding maneuvers.
How is a hand-stitched full-grain leather racing suit constructed versus a machine-made alternative?
Hand-stitched racing suits use reinforced stitching at high-stress seams, armor attachment points, and sleeve edges for superior durability under track conditions. Machine-made alternatives cut corners with weaker thread tension and fewer passes, compromising abrasion resistance. Leather Collection's hand-stitched Aegerter race replica suits feature full-grain cowhide and kangaroo leather with reinforced seams throughout. Our 15+ years of craftsmanship guarantee each stitch bears impact and friction loads. Full-grain leather breathes, flexes naturally, and develops character over time while maintaining CE-certified protection. Hand-stitched construction ensures no mass-produced shortcuts—every seam delivers track-proven safety and longevity that outlasts machine-made competitors by years.
What is the difference between a CE-certified racing leather suit and a standard motorcycle jacket for track performance?
CE-certified racing suits integrate armor at shoulders, elbows, back, and knees with tested impact absorption for high-speed slides and crashes. Standard motorcycle jackets lack integrated armor and meet lower safety standards unsuitable for track use. Aegerter-inspired race replica suits from Leather Collection feature CE-rated armor, reinforced panels, and abrasion-resistant full-grain leather covering arms, torso, and hips. Racing suits include race-grade features like perforated leather for grip, seam reinforcement at crash points, and temperature management. Track riding demands superior protection because speeds exceed street riding significantly. Our made-to-measure race replicas deliver professional-level safety engineered for circuit performance, not casual riding.
How do I get a made-to-measure racing leather suit that fits my exact measurements for optimal track comfort?
Measure your chest, waist, inseam, sleeve length, and shoulder width using Leather Collection's detailed size guide at leathercollection.com/size-chart. Submit measurements during checkout at leathercollection.com/made-to-measure with your preferred Aegerter race replica design, leather type, and custom colors. Our craftsmen hand-stitch your suit to exact specifications within 4–6 weeks. Custom armor placement, seam positioning, and fit adjustments ensure the suit moves with you at track speeds. Precise measurements eliminate bunching at elbows during aggressive cornering and prevent excess material that interferes with riding position. Every Leather Collection suit is built around your body, not mass-produced for average frames.
How should I clean and maintain a genuine leather racing suit to preserve its durability and appearance?
Clean full-grain leather with soft dry cloth immediately after riding to remove track dirt and salt residue. Use leather-specific cleaner monthly on soiled areas, avoiding harsh chemicals that damage protective finishes. Condition genuine leather quarterly with leather balm to prevent drying and cracking, especially in high-flex seams and armor edges. Store your Aegerter race replica suit on padded hangers away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Leather Collection's hand-stitched suits improve with proper maintenance—full-grain develops patina while maintaining structural integrity. Check seams and armor attachment points annually. Quality leather lasts decades with care, making made-to-measure investment worthwhile for serious track riders who value their gear's longevity and performance protection.
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