Remo Ruscitti

Remo Ruscitti is a Canadian racing driver with a career spanning karting and sports car racing. Ruscitti's passion for racing ignited at the age of 7 after seeing a picture of a kart in a magazine, and by age 8, he began his karting journey at a local track in Chilliwack, BC. He quickly progressed, traveling throughout Canada and the US with the Italian Motors team. In 2008, Remo's talent shone brightly when he secured the Stars of Karting East Championship in JICA, along with numerous club and regional victories. Mentored by Michael Valiante, Ruscitti transitioned to car racing in 2016, entering the Skip Barber National Racing Series.

Since transitioning to sports cars, Ruscitti has achieved significant milestones, including a podium finish at the 6 Hours of Watkins Glen. He secured race wins in the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge and has competed in prestigious events such as the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona. In 2014, Remo Ruscitti and Adam Isman were the top Rookie pairing in the Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge with one win at their home event at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park. Remo also earned Rookie of the Year honors in the 2013 Pirelli World Challenge. OpenRoad Racing has claimed the 2017 and 2018 GT3 Cup Challenge with Remo Ruscitti.

Off the track, Ruscitti is known for his approachable personality and genuine interest in mentoring young racers. His ability to connect with people and offer guidance makes him a valuable figure in the racing community. Remo Ruscitti's career reflects his dedication, talent, and passion for motorsports.