13 Facts About Mattia Drudi

Mattia Drudi was born on 16 July 1998 and is an Italian racing driver who currently competes in the GT World Challenge Europe for Attempto Racing.

Mattia Drudi's season included one-off Guest-class appearances in both the Porsche Supercup and Porsche Carrera Cup Germany.

Mattia Drudi made a further three appearances as a guest in the Porsche Supercup in 2016, taking a podium at his home race at Monza.

For 2017, Mattia Drudi competed full-time in the Porsche Supercup for the first time in his career, with Dinamic Motorsport.

In late 2018, Mattia Drudi made his debut in the Italian GT Championship, driving for Audi Sport Italia.

In February 2019, Mattia Drudi was signed to Audi's factory GT lineup, joining the marque's customer racing roster.

Mattia Drudi found his greatest successes that season in the Sprint Cup, where he and co-driver Milan Dontje would claim five podiums and a class victory competing in the Silver Cup class.

For 2020, Mattia Drudi moved to the Pro class with Attempto Racing, adding a trio of appearances in the Intercontinental GT Challenge.

However, Mattia Drudi found great success in 2021 in another endurance cup, taking the GT3-class crown in the 2021 Italian GT Championship Endurance Cup.

Mattia Drudi expressed his confidence ahead of the season, claiming that the team could fight for overall race victories.

Alongside Luca Ghiotto and Christopher Haase in the Endurance Cup, Mattia Drudi finished 24th in the overall points classification, scoring all 12 points in a fourth-place finish at Imola.

Mattia Drudi began his 2023 campaign at the Bathurst 12 Hour, although his car would retire early in the race following a crash.

Mattia Drudi returned to his factory driver duties at the Kyalami 9 Hours, where he finished third overall alongside co-drivers Ricardo Feller and Patric Niederhauser.