13 Facts About Alberto Cerqui

Alberto Cerqui has competed in the World Touring Car Championship.

Alberto Cerqui scored four victories, two pole positions and six podiums from 16 races on his way to the title.

Alberto Cerqui graduated to the Italian Formula Three Championship in 2010, driving for Ombra Racing.

Alberto Cerqui finished 19th in the final classification, scoring three points.

In January 2011 Alberto Cerqui was announced as a driver for the team.

Alberto Cerqui scored three successive pole positions at Portimao, Donington Park and Misano, and took his maiden win at Misano.

Alberto Cerqui stayed with ROAL Motorsport for 2012 to race in the World Touring Car Championship as teammate to Tom Coronel.

Alberto Cerqui finished in the points in both races at his home event, the season opening Race of Italy.

The Race of Brazil saw Alberto Cerqui retire twice; contact in race one with Tiago Monteiro forced him to retire on lap two, then a collision in race two with Aleksei Dudukalo saw Alberto Cerqui crash into the pit wall.

In race one at the Race of Japan, Alberto Cerqui had passed the Team Aon car of James Nash but soon after spun and ended his race in the gravel trap at the first corner.

Alberto Cerqui ended his non-scoring streak at the Race of China with a pair of top ten finishes.

Alberto Cerqui sat out the final round in Macau and was replaced by Kei Cozzolino.

Alberto Cerqui stated that before the season started, he agreed with his team that he would only participate in the Macau races if he were still in contention for the Yokohama Drivers' Trophy.