Ricardo Risatti

Ricardo "Caíto" Risatti III, born on September 27, 1986, is a prominent Argentinian racing driver with a rich family history in motorsports. A fourth-generation racer, his lineage includes his great-grandfather, Ricardo Leopoldo Risatti, who won the Campeonato Argentino de Velocidad in 1938, as well as his grandfather Jesús Ricardo Risatti, his father Ricardo Risatti, Jr., and his uncle Gerardo Risatti, all of whom have competed at the national level.

Risatti's career began in karting in 1998, transitioning to Formula Three Sudamericana by 2001. He then moved to Europe and competed in the Spanish Formula Three Championship, where he progressively improved, ultimately securing the championship title in 2006. This victory opened doors to higher levels of racing, including opportunities in the GP2 Series and the World Series by Renault.

Since 2008, Risatti has focused his career primarily in Argentina, achieving success in various touring car series. He has been a factory driver for Chevrolet and Honda in TC2000, earning a victory in 2012. Additionally, he participated in Turismo Carretera between 2009 and 2014, and again in 2023. He achieved a 3rd place in the Top Race V6 series in 2015. He has 17 wins and 39 podiums in 294 starts.