Riccardo Agostini

Riccardo Agostini built his career methodically — single-seaters first, then GT racing, then a decade spent dominating the Italian GT landscape. Eight championships across four series. Three consecutive Italian GT Sprint titles in 2019, 2020, and 2021. The Endurance crown the same year.

The remit widened. Racing with AF Corse in the GT Open in 2023, Agostini put the Ferrari 296 GT3 to its first-ever victory in the series, at the Red Bull Ring. He moved into the European Le Mans Series full-time in 2025 under the Richard Mille AF Corse banner, car number 50, alongside Custodio Toledo and Lilou Wadoux — two LMGT3 class wins and a runner-up. A second consecutive Le Mans start produced eighth in class after a recovery through the field.

For 2026 the programme is transatlantic: ELMS with Richard Mille AF Corse, and the IMSA Michelin Endurance Cup in GTD Pro with Triarsi Competizione, sharing the No. 033 Ferrari 296 GT3 with James Calado and Miguel Molina.

The collection carries the record.