Triarsi Competizione Bio
Triarsi Competizione is an American sports car racing team founded and led by Onofrio Triarsi. Based in Orlando, Florida, Triarsi Competizione competes with Ferrari machinery across series that include the GTD class of the IMSA SportsCar Championship and the Ferrari Challenge North America.
Early Life and Background
Triarsi Competizione grew from the motorsports interests and business operations of founder Onofrio Triarsi. Triarsi manages multiple Ferrari dealerships serving Central Florida and Tampa Bay, and the team operates out of facilities connected to those operations in Orlando, Florida.
The team’s foundation is rooted in Ferrari customer racing and dealer-supported activities; its early identity formed around campaigning Ferrari GT cars and supporting customer drivers. That dealer-team link created technical continuity between sales, service and track competition.
Path to MotorSports
Triarsi Competizione’s competition footprint began in Ferrari customer series before expanding to regional GT championships. The team established itself through the Ferrari Challenge North America and then moved into broader GT paddocks, leveraging dealer resources and factory-supported Ferrari equipment.
Success in one-make Ferrari competition opened opportunities to race in GT World Challenge America and subsequently to step up to the IMSA SportsCar Championship. The transition followed a pattern common to customer teams that parlay Ferrari Challenge experience into multi-car GT entries at national and international levels.
Triarsi Competizione Career
Early Career (2020–2022)
Triarsi Competizione secured a major early milestone when it won the Ferrari Challenge North America drivers’ championship in 2020. The team built on that achievement by entering GT World Challenge America rounds in 2021, using Ferrari 488 GT3 machinery to introduce its crew and drivers to multi-class GT competition.
In 2021 the team debuted in GT World Challenge America at Sebring with the No. 23 Ferrari 488 GT3 for Charlie Scardina and Onofrio Triarsi; the entry claimed pole position for the first race and recorded a class victory on debut. Those early GT World Challenge appearances validated the team’s ability to convert Ferrari Challenge experience into multi-class success.
GT World Challenge America Breakthrough (2021–2023)
Triarsi Competizione expanded its GT World Challenge America program in 2022 with two full-time entries. The No. 13 Ferrari 488 GT3 Evo 2020 campaigned in the Pro/Am Cup with Ryan Dalziel and Justin Wetherill and captured its first class win at Virginia International Raceway.
The No. 23 entry produced a dominant Am Cup season in 2022, compiling eleven pole positions, eight fastest laps, twelve podiums and ten class wins across the year. Because the No. 23 was the only full-time Am Cup entry for the team that season, Triarsi Competizione secured the Am Cup title for the program.
In 2023 Triarsi Competizione continued in GT World Challenge America by fielding the No. 33 Ferrari 296 GT3 in Pro/Am for Ryan Dalziel, Justin Wetherill and Onofrio Triarsi. The team posted a moderately successful season, finishing ninth in class with one pole and two podiums.
IMSA SportsCar Championship Era (2023–Present)
Triarsi Competizione moved into the IMSA SportsCar Championship GTD class in 2023, stepping up to the top level of the IMSA ladder with the Ferrari 296 GT3. The team entered the No. 023 car with a driver roster that included Alessio Rovera, Charlie Scardina and Onofrio Triarsi; Andrea Bertolini joined the lineup for the 24 Hours of Daytona.
In its partial IMSA program for 2023 the No. 023 competed in four races with a best finish of fourth at Watkins Glen. Triarsi Competizione returned to the GTD class in 2024 with the same core driving lineup for the No. 023 Ferrari 296 GT3; Riccardo Agostini joined the team for the opening 24 Hours of Daytona in 2024.
Driving Style and Strengths
Triarsi Competizione’s strengths lie in its Ferrari-focused technical base, customer-racing experience and ability to field multiple entries across classes. The team has shown consistent pace in sprint and endurance formats, pairing factory-caliber drivers and experienced customer pilots to maximize class results and qualifying performance.
Notable Events and Milestones
Key milestones for Triarsi Competizione include the 2020 Ferrari Challenge North America drivers’ championship, the pole position and class victory on debut in GT World Challenge America at Sebring in 2021, and the dominant 2022 Am Cup campaign that produced eleven poles and ten wins. The program’s 2023 move into IMSA marked the team’s arrival at the top tier of North American GT competition.
Triarsi Competizione Career Wins
Triarsi Competizione’s verified successes span Ferrari Challenge, GT World Challenge America and class results in IMSA competition. The team’s trophy haul includes the 2020 Ferrari Challenge North America drivers’ championship and a string of class wins and poles in GT World Challenge America during the 2022 season.
GT World Challenge America Highlights
In GT World Challenge America the team recorded a class victory on debut at Sebring in 2021. The 2022 season produced the program’s most pronounced success: the No. 23 entry achieved ten class wins, twelve podiums, eight fastest laps and eleven pole positions, delivering the Am Cup title for the team.
Other Wins & Perfromances
Other verified performances include the No. 13 Ferrari 488 GT3 Evo 2020’s class win at Virginia International Raceway in 2022 and competitive runs in partial IMSA schedules, where the team recorded a best finish of fourth at Watkins Glen in 2023. These results reflect Triarsi Competizione’s capacity to score class victories in both sprint and longer events.
Triarsi Competizione Family
Family Background and Racing Lineage
Triarsi Competizione is led by Onofrio Triarsi, who is founder, owner and general manager of the operation. The team’s racing activities are closely linked to Triarsi’s Ferrari dealership operations in Central Florida and Tampa Bay, creating a direct commercial and sporting connection between the business and track programs.
Personal Life
The team is based in Orlando, Florida, and fields multiple Ferrari race cars carrying numbers 013, 021, 023 and 033. Public-facing roles within the organization center on Onofrio Triarsi, who represents the team as owner and team principal while also managing its dealership activities.
2025 Season Performance
As of the end of 2024 Triarsi Competizione maintained its GTD program and returned core drivers Alessio Rovera, Charlie Scardina and Onofrio Triarsi for the No. 023 Ferrari 296 GT3. Those confirmed entries and the team’s expansion into IMSA form the latest verifiable context for any 2025 planning.
No official, verifiable 2025 schedule or additional driver announcements were provided in the available sources. Any confirmed 2025 plans will be reflected through team communications and official series entry lists when released.