Motorsports in Italy

A list of drivers, teams, tracks, series, and manufacturers related to the country of Italy.

Drivers
- Riccardo Agostini
- Mario Andretti
- Max Angelelli
- Rocky Agusta
- Base Up
- Franco Bernabei
- Enrico Bertaggia
- Fabrizio Bettini
- Thomas Biagi
- Eddy Bianchi
- Clemente Biondetti
- Andrea Boldrini
- Ettore Bonaldi
- Mirko Bortolotti
- Tino Brambilla
- Vittorio Brambilla
- Giambattista Busi
- Alex Caffi
- Sergio Campana
- Giuseppe Campari
- Ivan Capelli
- Rinaldo Capello
- Roberto Colciago
- Enzo Coloni
- Gianni Collini
- Alberto Colombo
- Matteo Cressoni
- Andrea de Adamich
- Elio de Angelis
- Lorenzo Del Gallo
- Giampaolo Ermolli
- Teo Fabi
- Giuseppe Farina
- Luigi Ferrara
- Giancarlo Fisichella
- Antonio Fuoco
- Beppe Gabbiani
- Gian Maria Gabbiani
- Piercarlo Ghinzani
- Vittorio Ghirelli
- Carlo Giorgio
- Franco Groppi
- Fausto Ippoliti
- Nicola Larini
- Giovanni Lavaggi
- Leonardo Maddalena
- Oliver Martini
- Mauro Massironi
- Giaani Morbidelli
- Massimo Morini
- Giancarlo Naddeo
- Emanuele Naspetti
- Paolo Maria Nocera
- Guido Pardini
- Riccardo Patrese
- Luciano Pavesi
- Christian Pescatori
- Gianluigi Picchi
- Ranieri Randaccio
- Luca Rangoni
- Luca Riccitelli
- Gabrio Rosa
- Giacomo Russo
- Giovanni Salvati
- Alessandro Santin
- Siegfried Stohr
- Maurizio Strada
- Giampaolo Tenchini
- Davide Uboldi
- Daniel Zampieri

Teams

- Scuderia Ferrari

- Scuderia Milano

Tracks

- ACI Vallelunga Circuit (Campagnano di Roma)
- Autodromo di Modena
- Autodromo Nazionale Monza
- Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli

- Mugello Circuit (Scarperia e San Piero, Tuscany)

Events
- 500 Miglia di Monza
- 1000 KM of Monza
- Italian Grand Prix
- Mille Miglia
- Mugello Grand Prix (1920-1926, 1928-1929, 1955, 1964-1970, 1974-1984, 1986, 1991, 1996-1997, 2000)
- Pescara Grand Prix
- Targa Florio


Series

- Formula Abarth
- Italian Formula 3
- Italian Formula 3000 (Auto GP)

- Italian Formula 4 Championship
- Porsche Carrera Cup Italy
- Superstars Series (Trofeo Nazionale Superstars) (2004-2013)

Manufacturers

- Alfa Romeo
- Dallara
- Ferrari
- Maserati
- Tatuus

Notes of Interest
- Giuseppe "Nino" Farina was the first Formula 1 World Championship titlist, in 1950, and the first driver to win a Formula 1 World Championship grand prix, the 1950 British Grand Prix at Silverstone. Italian manufacturer Alfa Romeo also won the first race with Farina behind the wheel.