MM International Motorsport al Nürburgring

to continue the pursuit in the BOSS GP

With the opening round at Hockenheim now behind the wheel, MM International Motorsport is ready to return to the track this weekend at the Nürburgring for the second round of the 2026 BOSS GP Racing Series season.

The Italian team will field two cars in the competitive Formula class. Simone Colombo will drive the No. 32 Dallara GP2/11, while Francisco Soldavini will tackle the German weekend in his No. 37 GP2/11, aiming to continue his growth in one of the most spectacular categories in Europe.

The Nürburgring represents one of the most iconic challenges on the calendar. The German circuit, characterized by fast corners, significant elevation changes, and long, high-speed sections, will require maximum precision from both drivers and engineers in their search for the best set-up.


After the first two races held at Hockenheim, MM International Motorsport arrives in Germany with an encouraging standing. In the Formula class, Simone Colombo occupies fifth place with 31 points, thanks mainly to the victory he achieved in the second race of the opening weekend. Ahead of him are Marco Ghiotto (49 points), Thomas Zeltner (44), Martin Kindler (40) and Alexander Seibold (36).

Francisco Soldavini has also started the season positively. The Argentine driver, a rookie in the category, is currently ninth in the championship with 15 points and is aiming to close the gap to his closest rivals in the standings.

The Nürburgring weekend represents an important opportunity for MM International Motorsport to further close in on the top positions and consolidate its role among the protagonists of the 2026 BOSS GP season.


BOSS GP Program

Friday, June 12th

  • Free Practice 1: 10:25 - 10:55
  • Free Practice 2: 14:10 - 14:40

Saturday, June 13th

  • Qualifying: 10:55 - 11:25
  • Race 1: 15:35 (22 minutes)

Sunday, June 14th

  • Race 2: 13:05 (22 minutes)

All times are local (CEST).


MM International Motorsport has a thrilling start to the season.


The 2026 BOSS GP season opened with an extremely close first round featuring two of the three drivers chosen by MM to represent the FORMULA category: Italian Simone Colombo and young Argentine rookie Francisco Soldavini.

From the very first moments of RACE 1, the MM International Motorsport team showed a competitive pace, with Colombo capable of taking the lead immediately as soon as the lights went out, confirming his experience and solidity on the track.

Behind him, Soldavini mounted an attacking race, immediately demonstrating his desire to fight for the lead. However, the young Argentine overdid his overtaking attempt at the Mercedes Arena, resulting in contact with Colombo's GP2 car. Both drivers managed to bring their cars back to the pits, but the damage sustained forced both into early retirement.

Race 2 was a spectacular affair. Once again, Colombo and Soldavini engaged in an intense and fair duel for much of the race, culminating in a thrilling finale. On the final lap, Soldavini attempted another attack on Colombo, but was unable to pull off the move. The Italian thus maintained the lead until the checkered flag, while the Argentinean spun on his final attempt, just one corner from the finish line, losing any chance of a podium finish.

In addition to the protagonists of the duel at the top, the MM International Motorsport team also recorded a solid performance from Jens Renstrup, who confirmed his consistency and reliability throughout the weekend. Unfortunately, the driver was unable to take part in Race 1 due to a back injury, but he finished Race 2 in the points, working on performance and data useful for developing the car ahead of the upcoming seasonal events.

A start to the season therefore full of positive signs for MM, who leaves the first round of the BOSS GP 2026 with the awareness of being able to be a protagonist throughout the year, thanks to competitiveness, growth and great team spirit.

The 2026 BOSS GP season kicks off: MM attacks at Hockenheim

The engines are finally firing up again on the track: this weekend, the Hockenheimring in Germany hosts Round 1 of the 2026 BOSS GP Racing Series season. The event, part of the prestigious ADAC Hockenheim Historic (the Jim Clark Revival), promises to be quite the spectacle.

The Italian team MM International Motorsport will be competing in the Formula category with a top-level lineup of three GP2/2011 cars. The following will be in the spotlight:

  • Simone Colombo: The reigning champion, ready to defend his title with his usual determination.
  • Jens Renstrup: The Danish veteran, always consistent and chasing the podium.
  • Francisco Soldavini: The Argentine talent who completes an extremely competitive attacking trident.

The Weekend Program

The action on the track will begin early to allow the riders to regain confidence with the German track:

  • Thursday, May 7: Extra testing sessions to refine the car set-up.
  • Friday, May 8: The Free Practice sessions get underway, essential for studying temperatures and tire wear.
  • Saturday, May 9: The morning will be dedicated to Qualifying from 9:30 to 10:00, followed in the afternoon by Race 1 starting at 1:55 pm, the first real battle for championship points.
  • Sunday, May 10: The grand finale with Race 2, scheduled for 1:50 PM, will officially close out this exciting first weekend of the season.

The event is on the Hockenheim track to experience the adrenaline rush of pure motorsport firsthand. Let the 2026 show begin!

2026 BOSS GP Calendar Announced

After winning the Formula PRO class title with Simone Colombo, the team concludes an extraordinary season, characterized by consistency, speed, and determination. 2025 has provided a solid foundation, confirming the strength of our drivers, our technicians, and everyone who works behind the scenes.

BOSS GP has now officially released the 2026 calendar, which features some of the most iconic circuits in Europe and beyond. The upcoming season promises to be packed with technical tracks, high-speed challenges, and intense battles, which will once again require maximum commitment from every team.

As the new calendar shapes what promises to be an adrenaline-filled 2026, our team never stops. We're already hard at work on development, strategies, and updates to arrive at the first round more competitive than ever.

Preparation and refinement tests continue every day, and more news will follow soon as we approach this exciting new journey.


BOSS GP: Colombo and Soldavini dominate at Magny-Cours

Round 3 of the BOSS GP at Magny-Cours, the halfway point of the 2026 championship, provided a high-level spectacle in the FORMULA class.

From the first free practice sessions on Friday, the MM International Motorsport drivers set the pace, subsequently securing two impressive one-two finishes for the Italian team. On Saturday, in the first heat, Simone Colombo, in his Dallara GP2/2011, took advantage of the final lap under the Safety Car. Teammate Francisco Soldavini, making his debut on this track in the new 2018 F2 car, recovered to second place after a poor start.

In Race 2, Soldavini lost further ground at the start, but by mid-race he closed the gap on Colombo and overtook him with a decisive move at the Adelaide hairpin, taking a splendid victory that gave the MM team a second one-two finish. The extraordinary competitiveness of the 2018 F2 in race trim is noteworthy. The car demonstrated exceptional pace, proving on the track that it could win and leave both the GP2 and World Series championships behind.

Behind the two rivals, their teammate Jens Renstrup also stood out for his excellent performance in the Masters classification, having had an excellent weekend.

The title race in the FORMULA class is now incredibly tight, with the top four drivers separated by just 13 points. Simone Colombo trails championship leader Marco Ghiotto by just two points (129 to Colombo's 126). Francisco Soldavini closes in on the front runners in fourth place with 116 points, and Jens Renstrup currently occupies a solid sixth place in the overall standings with 48 points.

Due to the cancellation of the Assen round, the next BOSS GP race will be at the Red Bull Ring in Austria at the end of August. In the meantime, we're waiting to find out which circuit will replace the Dutch round in November.

MM International Motorsport ready for the Magny-Cours challenge:

hunt for the top of the FORMULA BOSS GP class

The 2026 BOSS GP Racing Series season is entering its third round. This weekend, July 3-5, the prestigious Magny-Cours circuit in France will host the "Racing Cup Magny-Cours." For the MM International Motorsport team, the trip to the former Formula 1 circuit represents a crucial juncture in the championship, with the stated goal of consolidating its leading position in the highly competitive FORMULA class.

The team is lining up with a top-notch lineup, featuring three drivers ready to battle it out. Simone Colombo, the reigning Italian FORMULA 1 champion, arrives in France ready to use all his experience to tame the fast corners and challenging braking sections of the French track in his Dallara GP2/2011.

Argentine Francisco Soldavini, the real revelation of the last round at the Nürburgring, aims to confirm himself as the man to beat aboard his 2018 F2.

Completing the attacking trio, also driving a 2011 GP2 car, is experienced Danish driver Jens Renstrup. Having made solid progress since the start of the championship, Renstrup is aiming to establish himself consistently in the top five of the FORMULA class, bringing home crucial points in the team's pursuit of the top spots in the standings.

Here is the official weekend program:

  • Friday, July 3
  • 2:10 PM - 2:40 PM | Free Practice 1 (30 minutes)
  • 5:20 PM - 5:50 PM | Free Practice 2 (30 minutes)
  • Saturday, July 4th
  • 10:45 - 11:15 | Qualifying (Q1 Top Drivers 10 min / Q2 18 min)
  • 3:05 PM | Game 1 (22 minutes)
  • Sunday, July 5th
  • 11:35 | Game 2 (22 minutes)

With the Magny-Cours track being a complete novelty for many of the drivers on the grid, MM International Motorsport's ability to adapt the setup of their cars right from Friday's first free practice session will make all the difference. The internal and external battle in the FORMULA class is poised to excite the French crowd.


BOSS GP Nürburgring:

Soldavini scores a one-two and Colombo takes a podium for MM International Motorsport


MM International Motorsport had a starring weekend at the Nürburgring, home of the second round of the BOSS GP season. The team secured an extraordinary one-two finish in the Formula class thanks to Francisco Soldavini, who took two consecutive victories, and Simone Colombo, who was consistently fighting for the top spot.

The Argentine impressed right from qualifying, taking pole position and then proving unbeatable in both races. After his victory in Race 1 ahead of his teammate, Soldavini repeated the feat on Sunday in Race 2, regaining valuable ground in the championship standings after a difficult start at Hockenheim. He had a close battle with teammate Simone Colombo, the reigning champion of the category, who also finished Race 2 in P2.

The Italian fought at the top of the standings all weekend, contributing to the team's points haul and maintaining his position as a key contender for the 2026 season.

Thanks to the results achieved on the German track, MM International Motorsport leaves the Nürburgring with great confidence ahead of the next event scheduled for Magny-Cours, France, from July 3rd to 5th.


MM International Motorsport closes the BOSS GP season

with the Formula PRO title and a weekend of great emotions

The Misano circuit hosted the grand finale of the 2025 BOSS GP Championship season, during the Misano Historic Racing Weekend. This decisive event brought the MM International Motorsport team further success and a prestigious title.

For the team, the Misano weekend represents the perfect culmination of a season of dedication and professionalism. On the one hand, there's the immense joy of Colombo's title in the Formula PRO class, a testament to the strength of the team's racing project; on the other, there's the satisfaction of having been able to technically support a talent like Sophia Flörsch, contributing to her brilliant debut in the series. Sophia demonstrated extraordinary pace, taking two wins in Race 1 and Race 2, both of which she started and finished in the lead.

Simone, on the other hand, confirmed his championship dominance after having already won the titles in 2022 and 2023. The Milanese driver finished second in both races, demonstrating consistency, speed, and great maturity. This result, combined with the victories achieved in the previous rounds of the season, allowed him to mathematically secure the category title ahead of Marco Ghiotto of Scuderia Palladio.

The team thus concludes 2025 with a title and two double podium finishes, confirming itself as a point of reference in the BOSS GP paddock for competence, reliability and team spirit.


MM International Motorsport: final round at Misano with the title in sight

and an exceptional collaboration

This weekend marks the final round of the season for MM International Motorsport, which takes to the track at the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli for the grand finale of the 2025 BOSS GP. It promises to be a decisive and exciting weekend, with Simone Colombo ready to fight for the title in the Formula PRO category.

The team's rider arrives at Misano as the championship leader with 245 points, compared to his closest rival Marco Ghiotto (Team Palladio) with 198. A significant margin, but one that leaves no room for distractions: there are still important points up for grabs, and every detail could make the difference.

Max Cuccarese, however, is absent for personal reasons, while the team led by MM International Motorsport will remain busy on multiple fronts: the team will also provide trackside technical assistance to Sophia Flörsch, the renowned German driver who will drive the 2011 Dallara GP2, number 99, fielded by R&B Wealth Management. This prestigious collaboration confirms the Italian outfit's experience and professionalism, even outside of its own colors.

The Misano weekend will open on Friday with both Free Practice sessions and Qualifying, a first for the series, while Race 1 is scheduled for Saturday and Race 2 for Sunday, for a season finale that promises spectacle and adrenaline until the final lap.



Columbus's dominion in Mugello

Super performance by Cuccarese and Netušil

An intense and emotional weekend for the MM International Motorsport team at Round 5 of the BOSS GP championship.

Simone Colombo delivered the most impressive performance, dominating both races at the wheel of his 2011 GP2 car. The two-time BOSS GP champion (2022 and 2023) set the pace right from the start, overtaking teammate Max Cuccarese, who had started on pole, at the start of both races. Once in the lead, Colombo expertly managed the pitfalls of traffic and overtaking, once again confirming his supremacy in the category.

Behind him, young Max Cuccarese confirmed his talent and adaptability: returning to the MM team's GP2 car after his F2 experience, he was immediately competitive. In Race 1, he kept the fight alive with Colombo, staying in the leader's slipstream, but in Race 2, his race unfortunately ended prematurely due to an engine problem, just as he was in full battle for the podium.


The weekend also brought satisfaction to Vladimir Netušil, who returned to the series wearing the colors of the Italian team: the Czech driver celebrated a well-deserved third place in Race 2, thus completing a weekend that saw the team always in the lead.

 

With Colombo once again on the top step and his teammates consistently in the top positions, MM International Motorsport Motorsport comes out of the Tuscan weekend confirming itself as an absolute point of reference for its opponents.


Round 5 at Mugello: MMi on track to defend its lead


After a short summer break, the 2025 BOSS GP Championship returns to action this weekend with Round 5, hosted by the iconic Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello. The historic Tuscan track, with its breathtaking climbs and descents and one of the longest straights on the calendar, is preparing to welcome the powerful single-seaters of Europe's fastest series.

Defending the colors of the MM International Motorsport team will be Formula PRO class leader Simone Colombo, behind the wheel of his 2011 Dallara GP2. The Milanese driver, with his consistent performances that have made him the benchmark this season, arrives in Tuscany aiming to consolidate his championship lead (193 current points compared to Marco Ghiotto's 154). Mugello, a technical but fast track, could showcase his driving skills, which are always incisive but also highly effective.

Alongside him, teammate Max Cuccarese, also driving a Dallara GP2/11, is expected to have a solid weekend and perhaps even aim for the podium. Cuccarese has shown flashes of great competitiveness in previous races, and Mugello could be the perfect setting for a strong performance.

There is also great anticipation for the return to the track of Vladimir Netusil, a well-known name in the BOSS GP paddock, who takes the wheel of a 2011 GP2 car. The Czech driver's experience represents an added value for MM, which will be able to count on another competitive and consistent element.


Another interesting development this weekend is the participation of Roland Rupprechter, who will be fielding his Dallara GP2/05 for the private team R&B Research and Wealth Management. Although registered as an independent team, Rupprechter will be able to count on the direct technical support of Team MMi, a sign of the excellent collaboration and synergy that exists within the paddock.

With the weather forecast promising sunshine and high temperatures, it will be crucial to manage tires, brakes, and race strategies effectively. The Mugello track, with its iconic corners like Arrabbiata 1 and 2, Correntaio, and San Donato, is unforgiving and rewards the bravest.

See you on Friday for the first free practice sessions, followed by qualifying and Race 1 on Saturday, as well as Race 2 on Sunday. It all promises to be spectacular, high-octane racing, with the crowds undoubtedly eager to cheer on their favorites against the stunning backdrop of Tuscany.


Simone Colombo returns to the top of the standings:

doppietta e record a Assen

It was a weekend to remember for Simone Colombo at the Assen circuit in the fourth round of the BOSS GP, where the Italian rider from MM International Motorsport set the pace right from the first free practice sessions, confirming himself as the fastest on the track.

Colombo dominated Race 1 with a flawless performance, including a heart-stopping overtake on the very last lap, thus taking the victory in Formula Pro and on Sunday, in Race 2, he repeated the success by also setting a new track record with a sensational lap of 1:22.896, confirming his extraordinary form.


Teammate Max Cuccarese was once again involved in a heated duel with Marco Ghiotto (Scuderia Palladio), as seen in Monza. In Race 2, however, contact between the two eliminated both from the podium contention. Cuccarese nevertheless took home a solid P4 in his class in Race 1 and a P5 in Race 2.

Jens Renstrup made a successful comeback, finishing P5 in the Formula class in both races, showing consistency and good performances throughout the weekend.


With his two wins at Assen, Simone Colombo returns to the top of the Formula Pro standings, heading into the second half of the season with confidence and determination.

Now the BOSS GP stops for the summer break: the next round is scheduled for Mugello, from September 5th to 7th, for a new chapter of excitement and speed.


MMi Motorsport warms up for Assen: Colombo, Cuccarese, and Renstrup ready for Round 4 of the BOSS GP



After a short break, it's time to put on helmets and gloves again for the MMi Motorsport team, which is preparing to take to the track in the adrenaline-filled context of the JACK's Casino Racing Day in Assen, the new round of the 2025 BOSS GP championship.

The Italian team will field three drivers ready to battle it out on the iconic Dutch track: Simone Colombo, looking to confirm his solid performances in recent outings; Max Cuccarese, increasingly comfortable with the car and eager to make up for some unfortunate incidents; and finally, the welcome return of Jens Renstrup, who returns to the team's colors after competing in the season opener at Hockenheim.

The atmosphere is electric: the riders are fired up and motivated, ready to exploit every metre of the fast and technical Assen TT Circuit, which in the past has been the scene of spectacular duels and fertile ground for dramatic twists.

Assen is a track where passion for motorsports reigns supreme, and the entire team is thrilled to be able to take to the track with three cars. The guys are ready, the team is close-knit, and the goal is to return home with a solid haul of points. Everyone is holding their breath, therefore, as they wait for the green light. MMi Motorsport is ready to put on a show again. #staytuned


Here's the weekend schedule (local times):


Friday, August 8th

Free practice 1 from 11:37 to 12:02

Free practice 2 from 3:47 PM to 4:12 PM



Saturday, August 9th

Qualifying from 9:39 to 10:09

Race 1 at 2:19 PM


Sunday, August 10th

Race 2 at 2:01 PM



Positive results for MM International Motorsport at Monza: double podium for Simone Colombo, great comeback for Max Cuccarese

A weekend of pure adrenaline on the historic Monza track during the 3rd round of the BOSS GP, held on the weekend of 5-6 July 2025. Competitiveness and determination are confirmed as the distinctive traits of the MM International Motorsport team, the absolute protagonist of the weekend in Brianza.



Race 1 – Colombo on the podium, Cuccarese close to the top 3

Qualifying already looked promising, with the track constantly evolving from wet to dry and everyone struggling to decide when to switch from rain to slicks. During this phase, Simone Colombo secured an excellent second place on the grid, and Max Cuccarese finished the practice session in sixth place overall. Both races were then characterized by slipstream duels and heated battles between the top drivers.

At the start of Race 1, Max made the most of his reactivity, gaining three positions. With a few laps to go, an attempted overtaking by Marco Ghiotto of Team Palladio on Max triggered a rather complicated situation (with Ghiotto cutting the chicane) that also involved a backmarker. Despite the impact on the race dynamics, Max kept his cool and finished a solid fourth overall, just missing out on the podium.

Colombo undoubtedly performed excellently, maintaining pace and precision, confirming his position as one of the leading athletes in the category and finishing in a well-deserved second place.


Race 2 – Simone on the podium again, Max making a great comeback

The second heat saw Colombo start from P2 on the grid again, with Cuccarese once again in sixth place. At the start, Simone immediately attacked his rival Haralds ŠlÄ“gelmilhs (HS Engineering), taking the lead and demonstrating an aggressive and consistent pace.

Cuccarese got off to another brilliant start: he overtook both drivers on the braking zone, but shortly afterward, a sudden slowdown from O'Connell in front temporarily dropped him back to P6. At that point, however, he didn't give up and quickly overtook both O'Connell and Fischer, returning to P4 with a decisive drive.

The race then reached a decisive moment with the deployment of the Safety Car. At the restart, Cuccarese launched an attack on Ghiotto and passed him, but shortly thereafter Ghiotto responded and in doing so hit the Dallara F2 2018 of an innocent Max just before the first chicane, forcing him to slow down due to the damage to his car. Despite losing several positions, Max fought back with determination and earned an excellent third place in his class.

Two intense races, full of technical and competitive highlights, in which Simone collected two podiums demonstrating consistency and composure, while Max Cuccarese shone with his grit and ability to recover, taking home valuable points, his first podium of the season and confirming his great growth.

The MM International Motorsport team leaves Monza with renewed confidence and motivation for the remainder of the Championship. The next round is at Assen on the weekend of August 8-10.


Monza calls, MM responds: everything is ready on the Brianza track for Round 3 of the BOSS GP


The roar of engines is about to invade the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, ready to host one of the most anticipated events on the BOSS GP calendar. From July 4th to 6th, the legendary "Temple of Speed" will host an adrenaline-fueled weekend. Our drivers Simone Colombo and Max Cuccarese are more excited than ever.

For our team, Monza is a true home race: a historic, fast, and technical track that requires courage, precision, and nerve. And no one knows better than Simone and Max how important it is to shine here, in front of the Italian crowd.

Simone Colombo, behind the wheel of his 2011 Dallara GP2, has a clear goal: to regain the championship lead. After a brilliant start to the season, the Lombard driver wants to return to the top, and Monza could be the perfect springboard to turn the standings around. His experience and familiarity with the track make him one of the weekend's top favorites.

At his side, Max Cuccarese is ready to battle, turn after turn. Grit, determination, and a strong desire to prove his worth will be the weapons he'll use to tackle what promises to be a tough weekend. Important points are up for grabs, but above all, it's a chance to make his mark on one of the most iconic stages of the season.

The program includes two Free Practice sessions on Friday, Qualifying and Race 1 on Saturday, while Race 2 will take place on Sunday morning, with the Monza crowd ready to cheer on the protagonists.

The countdown is almost over: engines revving, adrenaline pumping, and Italian hearts on the track. Go Simone and Max: make us dream!

MM International Motorsport takes center stage at the Nürburgring: Colombo ignites the battle and takes two podiums. Cuccarese continues to grow.

The legendary Nürburgring circuit hosted another thrilling BOSS GP event, providing a spectacular spectacle and numerous dramatic twists. Team MM International Motorsport drivers Simone Colombo and Max Cuccarese immediately stood out from the first free practice sessions, as well as in qualifying, demonstrating excellent pace and great determination.

The weekend's two races were a whirlwind of excitement. Colombo and Michael Fischer (AUT, Red Rose Racing by LRT) engaged in heated duels, especially in Race 2 on Sunday, with changeable weather conditions and a delayed start due to fog. It was the more closely contested of the two: a light shower made the track even more treacherous and allowed Fischer, who knows the Nürburgring better, to get dangerously close to Colombo. At the start, Colombo took the lead from all his rivals and opened up a gap. After the initial stages, he had to focus on Fischer, who in his GP2/05 was constantly putting pressure on the Italian's red GP2/11. When everything seemed decided, the MM team driver pulled out all the stops: with a classy overtake in the final meters, he outwitted Fischer and reclaimed second place at the checkered flag.


Max, who was also driving for the first time at the Nürburgring, a very demanding track, was able to react with determination from the first corners, fighting authoritatively for the top positions and the podium, taking home two excellent fourth-place finishes in the Formula PRO class. Throughout the weekend, he demonstrated great solidity, logging crucial kilometers for his growth behind the wheel of the 2018 Dallara F2. His consistency and ability to adapt to the varying track conditions further demonstrated his potential, putting on a show and putting on top performances, especially on Sunday, where he lapped at very low times, always holding off the attacks of Ghiotto and numerous other opponents.

A weekend that yielded valuable points and confirmed the competitiveness of Team MM International Motorsport on a circuit that continues to write legendary pages in motorsport history.


MM International Motorsport ready to attack the Nürburgring

Over the weekend of June 13th to 15th, the legendary Nürburgring circuit will host the second round of the 2025 BOSS GP season. Among the most anticipated protagonists on the German track are the Italian team's drivers, Simone Colombo and Max Cuccarese, both capable of igniting the battle at the top of the Formula Pro Class.

After his season opener, Simone Colombo leads the standings with 49 points, tied with rival Harald Slegelmilhs of the HS Engineering team, promising a thrilling battle for the lead. Cuccarese, currently fourth in the standings, is also off to a good start, determined to climb even higher on the Eifel track.

The weekend will kick off on Friday with free practice, a crucial opportunity to get a feel for the track. Qualifying and Race 1 will take place on Saturday, while Race 2 will take place on Sunday, capping off a high-octane weekend.

All eyes will be on the action on the track: the title chase has just begun, but every point can make a difference. #Staytuned

Simone Colombo scores a double podium at Hockenheim: MM International Motorsport shines at BOSS GP weekend

It was an intense and emotional weekend at the Hockenheimring for the MM International Motorsport team, following the first round of the 2025 BOSS GP Championship. The team's three drivers – Simone Colombo, Max Cuccarese, and Jens Renstrup – brought grit, speed, and determination to the track, achieving excellent results.


Fast from the Free Practice sessions, Simone Colombo confirmed his position as one of the absolute leaders in the category: with a brilliant qualifying performance, he took second place on the podium in Race 1 (P2) and the win in Race 2, once again demonstrating his consistency and speed. He had a thrilling duel in Race 2 with ŠlÄ“gelmilhs, who shadowed his rival Simone Colombo like a shadow. Colombo won with a 5.4-second advantage at the checkered flag. The two are now tied in the standings. Colombo also celebrated his victory with a few laps, putting on a show and entertaining the crowd in the stands.


Max Cuccarese, in his first race behind the wheel of a 2018 F2 car, had an extremely positive weekend, consistently characterized by solid pace. In Race 1, he finished fourth, just missing the podium, while in Race 2, he confirmed his competitiveness with an excellent fifth place. A convincing debut that bodes well for the rest of the season.


Jens Renstrup, always spectacular and aggressive, on his racing debut with Team MM, demonstrated excellent potential, taking home a good P5 in Race 1 and another top ten finish with sixth place in Race 2.

A weekend that immediately strengthens the team's presence in the Championship and confirms the excellent teamwork, with confidence in the upcoming events. The next round is scheduled for the Nürburgring from June 13th to 15th.


BOSS GP 2025: the Championship begins

This weekend at Hockenheim


The wait is finally over: the 2025 BOSS GP Championship kicks off this weekend with the first round at the legendary Hockenheimring. It promises to be a thrilling season, with dream cars bringing the allure of pure speed back to the track.

MM International Motorsport is also eagerly awaiting a lineup to watch. Confirmed for weeks are Italians Simone Colombo and Max Cuccarese, familiar faces in the series and determined to play a leading role right from the start of the Championship. Making things even more exciting is a major development: an agreement was recently reached with Dane Jens Restrup, who will compete in some of the season's races with the team.


Appointment in Germany

"We are ready to give it our all. The team is motivated and the drivers are fired up for this new season. We are happy to welcome Jens into our family: he will bring experience and speed to an increasingly competitive Championship," said Valerio Sacilotto, Team Principal of MM International Motorsport.


See you in Germany, where the BOSS GP racing cars will be back on track in front of the public: let the show begin!



Two additional Free Practice sessions are scheduled for Thursday 8 May, before the race weekend gets into full swing on Friday with two Free Practice sessions: Qualifying and Race 1 on Saturday, and Race 2 on Sunday.


MM International Motorsport unveils its BOSS GP season lineup: Colombo and Cuccarese to start


MM International Motorsport is ready to return to the BOSS GP championship with a highly respected lineup. The Italian team has confirmed Simone Colombo and Max Cuccarese as official drivers for the 2025 season, both determined to make their mark among the most extreme single-seaters in the European scene.

Simone Colombo, born in Milan in 1987 and a multiple champion with the Italian team, will be behind the wheel of the Dallara GP2/2011, a single-seater that has already been a major protagonist in recent seasons.

Alongside him, Max Cuccarese, 18 years old from Potenza, will drive a 2018 Dallara F2, bringing all his grit and determination to the race.

With two such competitive cars and a super close-knit duo, MM International Motorsport is aiming high and is ready to challenge its BOSS GP opponents, putting on a show in every round of the Championship.


The first race will take place on the Hockenheimring circuit from May 8th to 11th.


Winter testing in preparation for the 2025 season for MM

The 2025 BOSS GP season for the Italian team MM International Motorsport is taking shape with the usual winter tests, a crucial event for teams and drivers ahead of the championship. The sessions are taking place on selected circuits in Europe, primarily in Spain, but also in Italy, offering an ideal testing ground for fine-tuning set-ups, testing new technical solutions, and allowing drivers to gain (or regain) confidence with their cars.

Winter conditions pose an additional challenge, with colder temperatures affecting tire behavior and the cars' aerodynamics. For this reason, the team works hard to gather valuable data ahead of the first races of the season. These test days are also an opportunity for new drivers to familiarize themselves with the category and for veterans to consolidate their feeling with the car.

Anticipation for the start of the season is therefore sky-high, with the first official round seeing the BOSS GP protagonists return to action to thrill motorsport fans over the weekend of May 9-11 at the Hockenheim circuit in Germany.

Meanwhile, MM is finalizing its driver lineup and in the coming weeks will announce who will be on the grid to defend the team's colors for the 2025 season.


MM breaks the Navarra track record

Following the completion of the extension work on the Spanish Navarra circuit in September 2024, MM International Motorsport took part in some test days in November in preparation for the 2025 season.

On this occasion, in addition to collecting a series of extremely useful technical data, MM, supported by ATM, also took home a very important record. The Italian team set a new track record of 1:31.750 with its 2018 Dallara F2.

Originally inaugurated in June 2010, the Navarre circuit layout now features a new 4.3km configuration featuring a mix of fast, slow and more technical sections, capable of satisfying and testing even the most experienced drivers.

The result achieved by MM is the fruit of the team's hard work, supported by prestigious technical partners such as ATM itself.

MMI Motorsport: Final Challenge at Misano, November 1-3



A difficult weekend for MM at the Grand Finale of the 2024 BOSS GP season in Misano. From the first free practice session, class title contender Simone Colombo struggled with engine problems but managed to qualify in P3. Juju Noda took pole during qualifying, with Max Cuccarese second and Vladimir Netusil sixth.



We are 1

The opening stages of Race 1 were hectic, with the first dramatic turn of events seeing Antonio Pizzonia (HS Engineering), who had secured the overall pole position, struggle to get underway during a rolling start in his World Series V8 4.5. Fortunately, the cars behind him managed to pass him, and first Marco Ghiotto and then Harald Schlegelmilch took the lead before relinquishing the lead to Pizzonia. It was during these opening laps that a close battle ensued between Colombo and Ghiotto, which unfortunately resulted in a collision at Turn 2, which caused Simone's Dallara to overturn (fortunately without any physical consequences for the driver), resulting in the retirement of the MM driver, a drive-through penalty for Ghiotto, and the deployment of the safety car.

Behind them, a duel also ensued between Max Cuccarese and Juju Noda, P1 and P2 respectively in the Formula class. Max, after a splendid overtake on Juju, led the pack until one lap from the checkered flag. However, with a few corners remaining, the Japanese driver attempted a near-limits overtake on her teammate, causing an accident on the final corner. Both did not finish the race, and Juju received a 25-second penalty for being held responsible for the accident. Meanwhile, Vladimir Netusil took advantage and managed to overtake O'Connell in a photo finish on the home straight, giving MM a splendid victory that brought a few smiles to the garage.

A heated post-race argument erupted between Juju's manager, Hideki Noda, and team members, culminating in the team's decision not to allow the Japanese rider to participate in Sunday's race. MM then decided to terminate its partnership with Noda for behavior that violated its principles of sportsmanship and collegiality.



We are 2

Unfortunately, Sunday saw Colombo out of contention before he even got on track, due to an inexplicable, previously unseen technical issue with his Dallara GP2. Cuccarese's car inexplicably suffered the same fate. Max was entrusted with Juju's car, while Simone was forced to sit out the race, as the team had no other cars readily available to adapt to his needs in the limited time available before the start of the race. He was thus forced to abandon his last hopes of taking home the title.

After a tight start, Cuccarese once again took the lead, just like the previous day, but a final-lap mistake dashed his chances of victory. Paul O'Connell celebrated on the top step of the podium, followed by Ghiotto (who took the title). Max "unfortunately" had to settle for third. Vladimir Netusil also confirmed his performance, finishing Race 2 in fourth place.

Back at the workshop, the MM staff unfortunately confirmed that Colombo and Cuccarese's cars had been sabotaged after a theft occurred the night before Race 2 (a wiring harness cut with a utility knife, in the same location on both cars). Despite great disappointment, MM avoids controversy, firmly reaffirming its values of integrity, respect, and fairness in sport.

MM thanks the BOSS GP organization for their support throughout the Championship and also the other teams for their support during this difficult time on the occasion of the last race.


At Mugello, the MM colors triumph on home soil

Another very satisfying weekend for MM International Motorsport, thanks not only to Simone Colombo's one-two finish on the top step of the podium, but also to the confirmation of the great potential of the very young Max Cuccarese, who finished second on the podium in both races and made an excellent racing debut behind the wheel of Vladimir Netusil's Dallara GP2.

The weekend at the Mugello International Circuit, home race for the MM team, effectively confirmed the Italian team's values on the field.

We are 1

After dominating both free practice and qualifying, Simone Colombo put his stamp on Race 1, taking first place overall, ahead of teammate Max Cuccarese and Ingo Gerstl's F1. Max performed impressively, despite being forced to miss a free practice session due to a technical issue, consistently matching his teammate's times. A bit of bad luck for the team's new driver from the Czech Republic, Vladimir Netusil, who, despite his impressive race pace, due to his lack of experience, made a mistake while attempting to overtake Marco Ghiotto at the third-to-last corner, dropping him to fourth place, thus narrowly missing out on a nearly assured hat-trick for MM on the podium.

We are 2

Race 2 once again saw Simone and Max side by side on the starting grid, with Max immediately shadowing his teammate, forcefully taking second place on the Formula class podium, just a few tenths behind Simone. Vladimir, affectionately nicknamed "The Pitbull" by the team for his remarkable attacking skills, started from the third row (P6 overall and P4 in the Formula standings) and was the fastest on the track from the first laps. On lap 4, just as he was running in fourth place, he unfortunately made a mistake during a battle with Ghiotto, spun out, and was forced to retire.

The Championship standings, with just one round to go in this fantastic and highly competitive 2024 season, see Marco Ghiotto of Scuderia Palladio leading the way with 210 points, followed by our Simone Colombo in second place with 197.5 points, and Juju Noda in third place with 146. After a series of conflicts on the track with Super Formula, Juju will return to the wheel of the Dallara GP2 with MM for the final round of the BOSS GP season at Misano, where he will certainly do his best to score as many points as possible and make life difficult for his opponents.

See you then for the Grand Finale in Misano from November 1st to 3rd.

Another weekend at the top of the charts for MM at Assen

The 4th round of the 2024 BOSS GP Championship concluded a few days ago at the Dutch circuit of Assen, once again giving important points and great satisfaction to the MM team.

From the Free Practice sessions it seemed clear who the leaders of the weekend would be fighting for the top step of the podium, with our Simone Colombo leading the way in both the first and second sessions on Friday and Juju Noda dominating the Qualifying Practice, placing his Dallara GP2/2011 in P1 ahead of his teammate, with an excellent Max Cuccarese, on his Championship debut P5 overall, P4 in the Formula class ranking.



We are 1

Race 1 ended with a stunning one-two finish for Colombo and Cuccarese, who took first and second place respectively, ahead of Marco Ghiotto of Scuderia Palladio. Eighteen-year-old Max scored his first podium in BOSS GP, and there was great satisfaction for a fantastic debut result, one worth remembering. Fifth place went to Japanese driver Juju Noda, who, starting from pole, found herself stuck in traffic in seventh place on the first lap due to a mistake at the start. Despite her strong pace, a lengthy safety car prevented her from making enough of a recovery, and she had to settle for fifth place at the finish line.

We are 2

In Race 2, the situation reversed, with Juju taking the win ahead of Ghiotto and teammate Max, who once again enjoyed the thrill of a well-deserved podium finish. Simone had a tough time, starting right behind Juju. After a restart under the safety car, he made a mistake on the fast corner, compromising his race due to a mechanical issue with his right rear suspension, which relegated him to 16th place in the final standings.

With the Assen race now behind us, the BOSS GP Championship will return to the track in October and November, for the home events for the MM team, Mugello and Misano, where both Simone and Juju, currently in second place with equal points in the standings (146), will give their best to try to win the 2024 Formula Class title, against the man who appears to be the most feared opponent for the MM team, Marco Ghiotto.

In the meantime, the Italian team's work will continue unabated, with a series of tests scheduled immediately after mid-August to best prepare for the end of the season.

MM at Assen with 3 official riders

This weekend at the Assen circuit in the Netherlands, the 4th round of the 2024 BOSS GP Championship will get underway.

Simone Colombo and Juju Noda will be joined for the first time by the team's newest addition, 18-year-old Potenza native Massimiliano Cuccarese. Max will compete in the final three races of the season, also driving a Dallara GP2 for the Italian team, and despite his inexperience, he promises to perform very well. His primary goal for this race will be to gain experience and integrate better with the team, while Simone and Juju will resume their championship battle, where they left off in June at the Red Bull Ring.

Simone Colombo currently sits second in the FORMULA class championship standings with 116 points, just eight points behind Marco Ghiotto of Scuderia Palladio. Japanese driver Noda currently trails in third place, 13 points behind her teammate.

There will certainly be no shortage of spectacle on the track at Assen, and the MM team riders will give their all to bring home an excellent result and as many championship points as possible.

All eyes will therefore be on the Dutch circuit starting on Friday 2 August when the engines will be fired up for the first time for the Free Practice sessions scheduled for 10:57 in the morning.

Team MM once again tops the standings at the Red Bull Ring

Another weekend started on the best possible note for the Italian team last weekend at the Red Bull Ring in Austria. Juju Noda and Simone Colombo proved they are the drivers to beat right from the first Free Practice sessions of Round 3 of the 2024 BOSS GP Championship, taking their Dallara GP2/2011 cars to P2 and P3 respectively in the overall standings in both Friday sessions, or P1 and P2 in the Formula class.

The same time was achieved in qualifying on Saturday, where Juju beat his teammate Simone by just over a tenth of a second.

Race 1 and Race 2

Race 1 saw Simone Colombo crowned the winner, with Juju, who despite the great speed he demonstrated throughout the weekend, only finished in P7, due to a penalty imposed by the race directors for an incorrect alignment during the rolling start.

Race 2 was a completely different story for the Japanese driver, who forcefully took the top step of the Formula class podium, completing a noteworthy race that certainly represents excellent preparation for her ahead of her upcoming participation in the third round of the Super Formula Championship, which she will compete in alongside BOSS GP in this 2024 season, scheduled for the Sportsland SUGO circuit in Japan on the weekend of June 22nd and 23rd.

Simone Colombo had an unlucky second heat, however. After a top-notch start as always, he had to deal with a technical problem with the battery charging alternator with just five laps to go, which forced him to retire, having to settle for 15th place.

As for the Formula Class Championship, after the Austrian trip, Simone lost the lead in the standings to his Scuderia Palladio rival, Marco Ghiotto, currently leading with 124 points to Simone's 116, suggesting a very close season. Juju performed very well, with the excellent points he earned this weekend, moving into third place in the standings, just 13 points behind his teammate.

Simone Colombo repeats his success at the Nürburgring in Race 1 and Race 2 and extends his lead in the standings.

A result worth framing for Simone Colombo during the second round of the 2024 BOSS GP Championship, held last weekend on the Nürburgring circuit in Germany.

The Milanese driver left everyone behind since Friday, obtaining 1st position in Free Practice, as well as on Saturday in Qualifying and in Race 1, bringing his Dallara GP2/2011 to the top of the Formula class also on Sunday in Race 2.

Simone thus extends his lead in the overall drivers' standings, where he is currently in the lead with 87 points, followed by Marco Ghiotto of Scuderia Palladio, now 9 points behind.

It was a less fortunate weekend for Japanese driver Juju Noda, currently fourth in the standings with 62 points. Unfortunately, her car suffered an irreparable electrical failure during free practice, but with tremendous teamwork and the support of her rivals, Scuderia Palladio (Nardi Compressori Racing), the team managed to refit their reserve car and put Juju in a position to take part in qualifying, where she achieved an excellent third overall (second in the Formula class), just behind her teammate Simone.

Race 1 and Race 2

In Race 1, the two drivers engaged in a thrilling duel right from the first corner: Simone, who started from the top spot on the grid, tried to fend off his teammate, who initially got the better of him. After a few meters, however, Simone reclaimed P1, while Juju was forced to make up a few positions. Both drivers ultimately earned a well-deserved podium finish, with Simone taking first and Juju taking third.

The rivalry between the team's two riders continued in Race 2, sparking a thrilling battle until, in an attempt to overtake her teammate, Juju lost the rear end and spun, forcing her to retire. This was a huge disappointment for her and a huge disappointment for the entire team, who had worked so hard to allow her to once again demonstrate her great potential on the track. The team once again congratulates both drivers on their excellent performances all weekend.



The next race will be at the Red Bull Ring in two weekends, on the weekend of June 8-9.


Uphill weekend with double podium at Hockenheim for MM colors

The first round of the 2024 BOSS GP Championship for the Italian team MM International Motorsport did not start in the best way, but ended with both official drivers on the podium in Race 2. In Friday's Free Practice, some small technical problems with the cars prevented the team from exploiting the full potential of the Dallara GP2/2011s, but both Milanese Simone Colombo and Japanese Juju Noda were very quick on the track, respectively P3 and P4 overall (P1 and P2 in the Formula Class standings).

In qualifying, Colombo put in a stellar performance, with a time of 1:26.574, taking second place overall (P1 in the Formula class), just ahead of his teammate Juju Noda who, due to a different strategy than Colombo, was unable to complete the perfect lap needed to secure Pole Position.

Race 1 and Race 2

It was a Race 1 to forget for both drivers: the two were side by side on the grid, and Juju got off to a great start and managed to pass his teammate. However, his teammate was unable to complete Turn 1 and struck Juju's right rear tire with his front left side skirt, resulting in a puncture. Both drivers went out, with only Simone managing to finish 14th in the standings and take home some consolation points.

Race 2 was a completely different story, with Simone and Juju leaving a gap on their rivals (Marco Ghiotto of Scuderia Palladio finished third, 39.695 seconds behind the Japanese driver of MM). Simone took the win, climbing to the top step of the Formula class podium, closely followed by Juju, who finished the race in second place, just 5 tenths behind his teammate after 13 laps.



Next appointment

already in two weeks at the Nürburgring where we expect a lot of entertainment and a great battle on the track!

Juju Noda joins the BOSS GP team for the 2024 season

BREAKING NEWS – MM International Motorsport is delighted to welcome Juju Noda as part of the team for the 2024 BOSS GP season.

Juju was born in 2006 in Tokyo. The daughter of Formula 1 driver Hideki Noda, she inherited his love of speed. Juju started karting at the age of 3 and made her racing debut at the age of 4. She has participated in the "FORMULA UNDER 17 & SENIOR" championship since 2017, racing a Formula 4 single-seater at the age of 11 and winning all three races she entered.

Moving to Europe to gain experience in the Danish F4 and W Series, Juju then won the 2023 Italian F3 Championship (Zinox Series) and became the first woman ever to win a Euroformula Open race in the same year.

Some big new challenges await her in 2024, as she will be the first Japanese woman and the youngest driver to enter SUPER Formula, one of the most competitive series in the world, as well as competing in Europe with the MM International Motorsport team in the BOSS GP series.

Welcome to the MM family, Juju!

Simone Colombo also for the 2024 BOSS GP season.

BREAKING NEWS – MM International Motorsport is pleased to announce the extension of its collaboration contract with its driver Simone Colombo also for the 2024 BOSS GP season.

Simone was born in Rho (Milan) in April 1987. Between 2008 and 2012 he took part in various regional, national and even international karting races and, subsequently, after a ten-year break away from racing, he made his debut in the BOSS GP series in 2021 at the wheel of a MM team car, achieving extraordinary results already in his rookie season, winning the title of Vice Champion in the Formula class.

In 2022 and 2023 he clearly outshone his opponents, winning the BOSS GP Formula Class Champion title and in 2024 he will be back on track as an official driver for the MM team aboard his Dallara GP2, ready to defend his status as Champion and fly the colors of the Italian team once again high.

Grand Finale at Mugello

for the colors

MM INTERNATIONAL

MOTORSPORT


The final round of the 2023 BOSS GP season saw Simone Colombo, official driver for MM International Motorsport and former Formula Class World Champion, once again dominate. In Tuscany, the Milanese driver secured a double victory in Race 1 and Race 2, further consolidating his lead in the standings.

Also in Race 1, Marc Faggionato made a great comeback, climbing from last to third place after a grid standstill, taking a well-deserved podium.

Salvatore De Plano also performed well, finishing fourth in Race 1.


In Race 2, Colombo, who started in first place, held a firm lead until the finish line. After outwitting Marco Ghiotto (Scuderia Palladio) at the first corner, Faggionato held him off for more than half the race. Unfortunately, during the closing stages, a small mistake that took him off the racing line forced him to cede the second step of the podium to his rival, but he still finished with an excellent third place.

Salvatore de Plano once again finished a solid weekend of racing with an excellent 4th place.

A huge thank you goes to the entire MM team for their hard work throughout the season, which allowed us to win the Formula Class Championship for the second time in a row. Without them, none of this would have been possible! Of course, congratulations once again to Simone Colombo for his world title and to all the drivers who chose the Italian team to race with this year and fight for victory.


See you next year, always ready to give it our all! In the meantime, we'll be back on the track as soon as possible to prepare ourselves as best we can for the next challenge!


SIMONE COLOMBO

2023 FORMULA CLASS BOSS GP CHAMPION

TITLE AWARDED TO MONZA

MM International Motorsport team driver Simone Colombo has won (for the second consecutive time, after last year's victory) the 2023 BOSS GP Formula Class Champion title, with two races to spare over Marco Ghiotto (Scuderia Palladio).

Simone arrived in Monza very excited for the weekend in front of his home crowd, confident in his potential and that of the team, immediately leaving everyone behind him from the first two Free Practice sessions held on Friday on a wet track.

Qualifying featured challenging track conditions on a damp asphalt, during which Simone's eight-minute time limit was unfortunately not enough to secure pole position (and thus put the icing on the cake of a perfect weekend), which went to his closest title rival, Marco Ghiotto. David Richert, driving the team's second Dallara GP2 during the Monza weekend, performed very well in the wet, feeling at ease with the car from the opening laps and finishing third in the standings at the end of qualifying.


WE ARE 1

Again on a damp track with dry tires, the race featured a thrilling wheel-to-wheel duel between Colombo and Ghiotto, ending with a collision between the two cars. Fortunately, the two cars were undamaged, but Ghiotto was forced to settle for third place, leaving the victory to the MM driver. It was an unlucky race for David Richert, who unfortunately made a mistake exiting the pits; a wet curb was to blame, causing him to lose control of the car and retire.






WE ARE 2

Simone Colombo restarted from second on the grid, with perfect weather conditions, a dry track, and the opportunity for him to immediately find excellent feedback from the track, allowing him to string together fast lap after fast lap. At Roggia, Simone seized the opportunity to pass Ghiotto, capitalizing on a mistake by his rival and thus securing the top step of the podium once again.

Richert was also satisfied, taking home an excellent 5th place in Race 2, also using the first half of the laps to gain confidence with the car in the dry, after the entire weekend had been characterised by wet or damp tracks.


See you at Mugello



With this further victory, Simone secures his second consecutive 2023 Formula Championship title. Congratulations to him and the entire team for their hard work, as well as to his direct rivals, Ghiotto first and foremost, who, alongside us, have created a wonderful and highly competitive season.


See you at Mugello, once the games are over, of course, but still with a strong desire to do well and demonstrate our worth on the pitch!

David Richert racing at Monza with MMi

Team MMi Motorsport is proud to announce the participation of Canadian David Richert in the sixth round of the 2023 BOSS GP championship, the "Nardi Compressori BOSS GP Race," scheduled for this weekend, September 22-24, at the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza. Richert will drive a Dallara GP2 for the Italian team.

A top-level driver, with great experience and excellent results behind him, such as 2nd place in the Drexler Automotive Formula 3 Cup Championship last season.


David will join his teammate Simone Colombo, currently leading the BOSS GP Formula Class standings, after 5 rounds already contested with a total of 247 points.


The entire MM team welcomes David aboard, confident of a great result on the track this weekend in Monza!

MM International Motorsport colors triumph at Misano, July 22-23

A weekend of high temperatures, the one that just ended on the "Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli" track, where the 4th Round of the BOSS GP Series Championship took place and which gave great emotions to the MM International Motorsport team.


The Italian team had three drivers on the grid: the Formula Class championship leader, Simone Colombo, Monegasque Marc Faggionato and Brazilian Adriano Buzaid.

The latter had a strong weekend, taking home a well-deserved victory in Race 2, with a 0.8-second advantage over his closest rival all weekend, Harald Schlegelmilch of the HS Engineering team.

On his debut in BOSS GP (after a 13-year stop in single-seaters, since his last race in F3), the 35-year-old Brazilian took the Pole Position of the Formula Class in the Qualifying Practice (P2

overall) and in Race 1 he finished on the second step of the podium, behind Schlegelmilch, ahead of his teammate, the Italian Simone Colombo.

Marc Faggionato also achieved a good 6th place, returning to the track after missing the Red Bull Ring round.

It was a completely different story in Race 2, where Buzaid turned the tables and managed to cross the finish line ahead of Schlegelmilch, taking the overall victory. Colombo finished another excellent third, holding his Dallara ahead of his championship rival Marco Ghiotto (Scuderia Palladio), securing crucial points for the 2023 title fight.

Another 6th place for Faggionato who demonstrated good race pace and excellent performances throughout the weekend.


After celebrating the excellent results achieved, the MM staff will immediately return to work to prepare for the next BOSS GP round of the season, scheduled just before mid-August, and more precisely from 12th to 13th August, at the Assen circuit in Holland on the occasion of "Jack's Racing Day".


MMi Motorsport at Misano

for the 4th round of the BOSS GP season


The spotlight will be on MM for the first of the three Italian races scheduled for this 2023 season of the BOSS GP Championship.

The team will in fact be present in Misano, where it will take part in the “PNK Motorsport Racing Weekend” this weekend, from 21 to 23 July 2023.

Three drivers will represent the team and will give their all to earn important points for the overall standings, but above all to bring home an excellent result: the leader of the provisional "Formula Class" standings with 153 points, Simone Colombo, Monegasque Marc Faggionato and Brazilian Adriano Pagni Buzaid, an important new entry with a strong desire to do well and demonstrate his potential.

The first free practice sessions on the “Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli” in Romagna will begin on Friday, followed by qualifying on Saturday in the morning and Race 1 in the afternoon at 3:00 pm, while Race 2 will get underway on Sunday at 12:15 pm.

All fans who want to follow and support the MM team can do so directly from the track: entry to the event is free.

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Adriano Buzaid at Misano with

MM International Motorsport 

MM International Motorsport is pleased to announce Adriano Buzaid's return to single-seater racing after a 13-year absence. The Brazilian driver, born in 1988, will compete in one of the Dallara GP2 cars at this weekend's BOSS GP race at the Misano circuit.

From all the MM staff, best of luck! Welcome aboard!

Red Bull Ring BOSS GP

A selection of shots directly from the Red Bull Ring in Austria, where from June 9th to 11th, 2023, MMi Motorsport participated in the third round of the BOSS GP Championship with its Dallara GP2 cars. Team driver Simone Colombo achieved a clean sweep with victories in both Race 1 and Race 2, after also securing pole position in Qualifying.