The original Pista GP (Project 46) is the ancestor of the line: 4-density EPS, Race 2 visor, original compact spoiler, without hydration tube or titanium buckle. The GP R introduced the integrated hydration tube, 5-density EPS, and Biplano spoiler. The GP RR is the ultimate version, adding the titanium buckle, FIM homologation, Ultravision visor, and the full 360° Custom Fit system.

No. Like the entire Pista GP line, this helmet has no space for speakers. The cheek pads are ultra-firm and the fit is designed exclusively for the track. Adding headphones would create unbearable pressure points during a session.

The absence of peripheral systems that appeared in later generations — hydration tube, metal IVS vent mechanisms, titanium buckle — allows the Project 46 to weigh approximately 1,250g, compared to 1,300–1,450g for its successors. Every gram saved translates directly into reduced inertia during cornering.

The very pointed chin guard and the sculpted base of the Project 46 are intended to fit precisely over the speed hump of a racing suit, without rigid contact during head movements. This is the first expression of the AGV "teardrop" design, which later evolved across all subsequent generations.