21 Facts About Guilherme Samaia

Guilherme Samaia has competed in the 2021 Formula 2 Championship with Charouz, and in 2020 racing for Campos.

In 2013, Guilherme Samaia competed in 2 of the 16 races in the Formula Junior Brazil championship for Satti Racing Team, gaining 10 points and finishing 16th.

Guilherme Samaia scored thirteen podiums in sixteen races, including six wins and took the championship title with 171 points, thirty points ahead of 2nd place Matheus Muniz.

Guilherme Samaia finished 2nd in the first round of the season at Velopark, behind Carlos Cunha Filho.

Guilherme Samaia finished 2nd with 140 points, sixty-five points behind eventual champion Matheus Iorio.

In 2017 Guilherme Samaia dominated the Formula 3 A Brasil championship, winning all but three of the sixteen races finishing fifth, eighth and second respectively in the races that he did not win.

In 2017, Guilherme Samaia competed in the British F3 championship with Double R Racing.

Guilherme Samaia finished the season 13th with two podiums at Spa-Francorchamps and Snetterton.

Guilherme Samaia finished behind current Williams F1 development driver and 2019 W Series champion Jamie Chadwick along with the 20 year old season champion Enaam Ahmed.

Guilherme Samaia made his debut in the Euroformula Open Championship in 2017 with Carlin at the fifth round in Silverstone where he finished 14th.

Guilherme Samaia would continue to race for the remaining races where he would finish the season in seventeenth with seven points behind fellow Brazilian Christian Hahn.

In 2018 Guilherme Samaia made the switch to the Italian team RP Motorsport.

For 2019, Guilherme Samaia switched to Spanish outfit Teo Martin Motorsport where he would race in the first four rounds.

Guilherme Samaia achieved one podium at Le Castellet in the second race of the season which helped him to a sixteenth-place finish.

Guilherme Samaia's teammate was announced on the same day to be the Brit Jack Aitken.

Guilherme Samaia finished 24th in the drivers' standings, the lowest of the drivers who competed full-time.

Guilherme Samaia's results did not improve, failing to score points for a second year in a row; his best results for the year was a pair of 11th-places in Bahrain.

Guilherme Samaia finished 24th in the drivers' standings for a second year in a row.

Guilherme Samaia left the team and the series at the end of the season.

On February 23,2022, Guilherme Samaia announced that he was retiring from motorsport.

Guilherme Samaia left open the possibility of returning in the future.