Ferrari, who are the men who won Le Mans: Giovinazzi, Coletta, Amato Ferrari

Twenty-nine years old, from Puglia (born in Martina Franca), Antonio Giovinazzi started racing karts and in 2006 he won the Italian 60 cc national trophy. Over the years he gained experience in various categories (from GP2 to DTM) and in 2016 Sergio Marchionne announced his arrival as the third driver of the Ferrari team starting from the following year: his debut on 2 February 2017 on the Ferrari SF-15T. 2017 also marks the year of his debut in Formula 1, at Sauber, in place of the injured owner Wehrlein. From 2019 to 2021 he raced with the same team that bore the Alfa Romeo Racing name, teaming up with former world champion Kimi Raikkonen. In Giovinazzi’s heart there has always been Ferrari: As a child I ran around the garden in a red car, I destroyed the plants. Dad laughed, mom was desperate, Giovinazzi told Corriere. The world of endurance has always had an important space in his career until the crowning of a dream: in 2023 he joined the Ferrari crew together with Alessandro Pier Guidi and James Calado, while on 11 June he marked his historic triumph. made history as the winner of Le Mans.