Daniel Serra

Daniel Serra carries a name that means something in Brazilian motorsport. His father, Chico Serra, was a Formula One driver and three-time Stock Car champion. Daniel has built a record that stands on its own.

He came up through Formula Renault, finishing runner-up in the 2004 Brazilian championship with three wins and four pole positions, then competing in the Eurocup the following year. He was runner-up in Stock Car Light in 2006, which earned him his place in the full Stock Car Pro Series. He debuted there in 2007, claimed his first race win in 2009, and spent eight consecutive seasons with Eurofarma RC carrying car number 29. At endurance level, the results are direct: GTE Pro class winner at Le Mans in 2017 with Aston Martin Racing alongside Darren Turner and Jonny Adam, and again in 2019 with James Calado and Alessandro Pier Guidi for AF Corse. GTD class winner at Petit Le Mans in 2018. GTD Pro class winner at the 2024 24 Hours of Daytona with Davide Rigon, Pier Guidi, and Calado for Risi Competizione. During the 2021 Le Mans qualifying session he set a GTE Pro record lap of 3:46.011. Ferrari appointed him an official Competizioni GT factory driver in December 2019.

The collection carries that record. Wear it knowing what it took to build it.