Skip to main content

Sign up for free

  • Get quick access to your favorite articles

  • Manage alerts on breaking news and favorite drivers

  • Make your voice heard with article commenting.

Autosport Plus

Discover premium content
Subscribe

Recommended for you

WRC Rally Portugal organisers fined after stage security breach

WRC
Rally Portugal
WRC Rally Portugal organisers fined after stage security breach

WRC Portugal: Ogier retakes lead after Solberg puncture drama

WRC
Rally Portugal
WRC Portugal: Ogier retakes lead after Solberg puncture drama

WEC Spa: BMW scores maiden Hypercar win in chaotic finish

WEC
Spa
WEC Spa: BMW scores maiden Hypercar win in chaotic finish

Trackhouse MotoGP boss Brivio quits for factory Honda role in 2027

MotoGP
French GP
Trackhouse MotoGP boss Brivio quits for factory Honda role in 2027

BTCC Brands Hatch: Sutton masterclass gives him qualifying race win

BTCC
Brands Hatch (Indy Circuit)
BTCC Brands Hatch: Sutton masterclass gives him qualifying race win

Marc Marquez to miss at least two MotoGP grands prix after Le Mans highside

MotoGP
French GP
Marc Marquez to miss at least two MotoGP grands prix after Le Mans highside

What would you like to ask Valtteri Bottas?

Feature
Formula 1
Canadian GP
What would you like to ask Valtteri Bottas?

MotoGP French GP: Martin wins sprint race after rocket start, Marquez crashes

MotoGP
French GP
MotoGP French GP: Martin wins sprint race after rocket start, Marquez crashes

Grapevine: Fisichella Sets Up Own Team

Renault ace Giancarlo Fisichella has confirmed he will move into the field of team management after setting up his own outfit to compete in the Italian F3000 championship this year.

Renault ace Giancarlo Fisichella has confirmed he will move into the field of team management after setting up his own outfit to compete in the Italian F3000 championship this year.

Fisichella Motor Sport have entrusted the respected Durango outfit to run the team in the series, with the Italian star linking-up with his manager Enrico Zanarini.

The team will primarily be used as a means of promoting rising Italian driving talent, with their 2005 driver line-up and sponsor portfolio due to be announced on March 23.

Speaking about his new venture, Fisichella said: "I have founded this team above all in order to help young Italian drivers to become part of a competitive atmosphere at a high level. Italian F3000 is just the first step; I will follow my interests to GP2, the category that replaced International F3000, in the near future."

Despite the new team, however, the Renault driver has made it clear that his focus on trying to win the F1 World Championship this year will not suffer.

"I will go to the track when I am free from duties in F1," he added. "This is why I have entrusted the technical role to Durango, a team which knows this type of single-seater and guarantees performance and reliability."

Zanarini will focus on the marketing and commercial aspects of the team â€" as well as help choose the Italian drivers who will be backed by the outfit.

Previous article Barrichello: Ferrari Aim for Winning Start
Next article Sauber Join GPWC Series Plans

Top Comments

Latest news