Ferrari has named Italian Tommaso Mosca as the latest addition to its official GT driver roster.
The 25-year-old has spent the last three seasons racing Ferrari 296 GT3s in a variety of championships, winning back-to-back Endurance titles in the Italian GT Championship in 2023 and ’24.
Last year, Mosca competed in International GT Open and select GT World Challenge Europe rounds for AF Corse, before making his multi-class debut in the Asian Le Mans Series season opener at Sepang. Alongside Carl Bennett, he came up six points shy of the GT Open drivers’ title.
“Ever since I was a child, I have always dreamed of racing for Ferrari. Becoming part of the group of official drivers is, therefore, a great dream come true,” Mosca said.
“I am proud and excited to set out on this fantastic adventure. Thanks to the experience of my teammates, drivers with outstanding careers, I am confident that I will be able to learn a lot and continue to improve from a technical standpoint. The goal for 2026 is to do my very best to achieve the strongest possible results in the international competitions in which I will be racing.”
Antonello Coletta, Global Head of Ferrari Endurance, added: “After several seasons in which Ferrari closely followed the development of his racing career, during which Tommaso Mosca established himself as a leading, high-calibre driver, we felt that his experience and competitive value fully met the expectations of a Ferrari official driver. This assessment was further reinforced by his proven maturity. We therefore welcome Tommaso into the family of official drivers, with the aim of achieving significant success together on track.”
Mosca’s first race as an official Ferrari driver will be next weekend’s 24 Hours of Daytona, where the Italian will compete aboard AF Corse’s #21 Ferrari 296 GT3 Evo in GTD alongside Simon Mann and fellow factory drivers Antonio Fuoco and Lilou Wadoux.
Outside of competing in the remaining rounds of the Asian Le Mans Series in February, the rest of Mosca’s 2026 programme is yet to be announced.
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