Marco Pulcini’s journey to international GT racing is anything but conventional. With no background in karting or junior formulae, he discovered his passion for performance and racing later than most. However, what he lacked in early experience, he made up for with determination, natural talent, and an unwavering drive to compete at the highest level.

Starting his racing career at 28 in 2020, Marco debuted in the Ferrari Challenge World Finals, competing for two years and honing his racecraft. In 2022, he made his mark by winning the AM category at the World Finals and securing second place in the Pro-Am division of the Ferrari Challenge Europe Trofeo Pirelli.

Rapid progress led Marco to the GT3 category, where he achieved a breakthrough in 2023 by winning the GT Open Pro-Am Championship with co-driver Eddie Cheever in the Ferrari 296 GT3. In 2024, he defended his GT Open Pro-Am Championship title with multiple wins and podiums successfully. Marco;s International racing was also successful, as he finished second at the Lenovo Gulf 12 Hours, and gained endurance experience in the Asian Le Mans Series and 24H Series Middle East Trophy.

Now, in 2025, Marco takes on his next challenge with the Ziggo Sport Tempesta Racing team. Reuniting with Eddie Cheever, with whom he secured back-to-back GT Open Championship victories, he brings proven synergy, competitive spirit, and a relentless pursuit of performance.

Marco Pulcini’s rise in GT racing proves that it’s not always about how early you start, but how far determination can take you.