Giuseppe Fascicolo

Giuseppe Fascicolo, born in Conegliano, Italy, on September 7, 1974, began his professional racing journey at the age of 20. He honed his skills at the Henry Morrogh Racing School, mastering Formula Ford 1600 single-seaters, the training ground for legends like Senna and Schumacher. Demonstrating exceptional talent, he was selected among the school's best students, finishing fourth overall and as the top debutant in the annual "selection" event.

Fascicolo's career spans various racing disciplines. In 2001, he clinched the Italian Formula Challenge Championship with a Golf 1600 16V. He then competed in the Formula Driver Championship, securing second place with a Peugeot 106 16V. From 2003 to 2005, he balanced track and rally events, making his debut in the Ferrari Challenge Italia with a 360 Modena Challenge. Between 2006 and 2011, he continued in the Ferrari Challenge, achieving a third-place finish at the Bologna Motorshow and securing his first pole position at Mugello in 2010, along with numerous podiums. In 2020, Fascicolo embarked on a new venture in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo, finishing third in the Am class with the Boutsen-Ginion team.

In 2023, driving a Lamborghini Huracan GT3 for Imperiale Racing, he partnered with Massimo Ciglia to win the Italian GT Sprint Championship. In 2024, he continued racing with Imperiale Racing in the Italian GT Championship, competing in both the Sprint and Endurance series. In the Sprint series, he teamed up with Robin Rogalski, while in the Endurance series, he joined forces with Alexander Bowen and Aaron Farhadi.