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'''Giuseppe Cipriani''' (born 9th June, 1965 in Venice, Italy) is an Italian racing driver and businessman. | '''Giuseppe Cipriani''' (born 9th June, 1965 in Venice, Italy) is an Italian racing driver and businessman. | ||
| − | + | A manager of the Cipriani hotel empire, Cipriani took over the ailing [[Merzario]] Formula 3000 team in the late 1980s and renamed it to [[Il Barone Rampante]]. | |
| − | In [[1990_World_Touring_Car_Masters_season|1990]], Cipriani took part in the whole season in a IBR-run Alfa Romeo 75 but failed to qualify on any occasion. | + | In [[1990_World_Touring_Car_Masters_season|1990]], Cipriani took part in the whole [[WTCM]] season in a IBR-run Alfa Romeo 75 but failed to qualify on any occasion. |
[[2018 Italian Formula 4 season|2018]] saw him take part in the [[Italian F4]] Championship in the Gentleman's Trophy. Cipriani took four wins in the trophy to take top honours. | [[2018 Italian Formula 4 season|2018]] saw him take part in the [[Italian F4]] Championship in the Gentleman's Trophy. Cipriani took four wins in the trophy to take top honours. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:24, 1 February 2019
Giuseppe Cipriani (born 9th June, 1965 in Venice, Italy) is an Italian racing driver and businessman.
A manager of the Cipriani hotel empire, Cipriani took over the ailing Merzario Formula 3000 team in the late 1980s and renamed it to Il Barone Rampante.
In 1990, Cipriani took part in the whole WTCM season in a IBR-run Alfa Romeo 75 but failed to qualify on any occasion.
2018 saw him take part in the Italian F4 Championship in the Gentleman's Trophy. Cipriani took four wins in the trophy to take top honours.
