Difference between revisions of "Corsa Markusse"
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| − | '''Corsa Markusse''', competing as ''' | + | '''Corsa Markusse''', competing as '''Corsa Markusse GP1 Team''', is the racing division of Tiroler auto manufacturer [[Markusse Automobiles]] and the racing team that contests GP1 racing. The team was formed as the racing division of [[Perathoner-Markusse]] in 1910, although Markusse developed its first racing automobile in 1902. |
The team currently uses [[Markusse Automobiles]] power units and chassis, although historically the team has used power units by other manufacturers. The team is currently headquartered in [[Bellun]] near the [[Circuit dl Sud]]. | The team currently uses [[Markusse Automobiles]] power units and chassis, although historically the team has used power units by other manufacturers. The team is currently headquartered in [[Bellun]] near the [[Circuit dl Sud]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:02, 3 March 2024
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| Full name | Corsa Markusse GP1 Team |
|---|---|
| Base | Bellun, Provinzia Passeier, Tirol |
| Team principal(s) | Teo Markusse |
| Technical director | Gian Rosafio |
| 2023 Gran-Prix One World Championship | |
| Race drivers | 4.  Olivier de Marsotte33.  Žarko Martinovic Antić |
| Test drivers |  Annamengia Sante |
| Chassis | M23 |
| Engine | Markusse MA63 |
| Tyres | Pillion |
| 2024 Gran-Prix One World Championship | |
| Race drivers | 4. Olivier de Marsotte 6. Annamengia Sante |
| Test drivers |  Theo Rauch |
| Chassis | M24 |
| Engine | Markusse MA64 |
| Tyres | Pillion |
| Gran-Prix One World Championship career | |
| Last entry | 2023 Salisfordian Grand Prix |
| Fastest laps | 2 |
| 2023 position | 7th (64 pts) |
Corsa Markusse, competing as Corsa Markusse GP1 Team, is the racing division of Tiroler auto manufacturer Markusse Automobiles and the racing team that contests GP1 racing. The team was formed as the racing division of Perathoner-Markusse in 1910, although Markusse developed its first racing automobile in 1902.
The team currently uses Markusse Automobiles power units and chassis, although historically the team has used power units by other manufacturers. The team is currently headquartered in Bellun near the Circuit dl Sud.
