Pietro Fittipaldi

Race car driver and Formula E competitor

Pietro Fittipaldi - Race car driver and Formula E competitor
Born

June 25th, 1996
28 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Brazil

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Born in 1996, a Brazilian-American race car driver. Achieved significant recognition in motorsport, particularly in the IndyCar Series and Formula E. Competed for teams such as Dale Coyne Racing and has been involved in various racing series across America and Europe. Also served as a test and reserve driver in Formula 1, enhancing technical proficiency and understanding of high-level racing.

Competed in the IndyCar Series

Served as a reserve driver for Haas F1 Team

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