Welcome to Bryan Circosta's site

The young Italian driver from Mercedes made history at Monza today, starting from 19th to win the 2026 Italian Grand Prix.
The teenage prodigy delivered a masterclass for Mercedes, becoming the first Italian winner in Monza in six decades. While Italy celebrates its new hero, for the Ferrari Tifosi was a day to forget.  On Lap 1, Charles Leclerc went way too far by pushing his own teammate, Hamilton, straight into the gravel. The Ferrari nightmare worsened only a lap later when Leclerc lost control of his own car, crashing coming out of the Parabolica. Hamilton could only limp home to salvage a distant sixth on what was a truly devastating day for Ferrari. Russell finished second, Verstappen third.

Austin Lone Star Le Mans WEC race was all about Ferrari this weekend. On Saturday car 51 took the pole with Antonio Giovinazzi. On Sunday Antonio Fuoco, Nicklas Nielsen and Miguel Molina took their first win of the 2026 campaign in their #50 Ferrari AF Corse 499P Hypercar after a  dramatic finale saw Nyck de Vries with Toyota suffer a suspected hydraulic issue just few minutes before the end of the six hour race. Ferrari car 51 finished at the eleventh place after leading the race for almost three hours. The AF corse finished on position number twelve, with the driver Kubica. In the LMGT3 category, the #27 Heart of Racing Aston Martin took its second victory at COTA in three years as Ian James, Zacharie Robichon  and Mattia Drudi defeated the Manthey DKR Porsche.