TIZIANO

ROSSO-ORCEL

My name is Tiziano. I was born on April 30, 2009, in Lyon, France.

I lived in several countries across Europe before moving to the United States, where I began training and racing with one clear goal: becoming a professional race car driver.

Today, the U.S. is where my world is and where I am building my future. It offers me unique opportunities to grow both on and off the track.

My family is the driving force behind my ambitions. Their love, daily support, and countless sacrifices make it possible for me to follow this path.

My mindset is simple: race today, race tomorrow, improve and become the best.

The drive for competition runs in my family: my grandfather was a professional ski racer and I grew up skiing intensively at the ski resort where I was raised.

My passion for cars and speed began before I can remember. Driving a Lamborghini, Porsche or Ferrari on tracks in Germany was my favorite moment^* and the beginning of a clear commitment to motorsport.

Those early experiences taught me that speed means nothing without control, and control requires awareness—that state of focus that allows a driver to stay calm, think fast, and perform under pressure.

Karting is the perfect way to bring it all together. I believe it is the essential and most rigorous foundation of any professional racing career.

Turning challenges into opportunities is my everyday mindset.

Reading the track, anticipating situations, and adapting instantly are essential. My strength lies in remaining cool-headed, even-tempered, and resilient—staying focused and steady under pressure.

I believe performance is the harmony between mind, body, and instinct expressed in a split second through the right decision.

Discipline in preparation is my fuel. Grit and discipline turn dedication into results.

I progressed quickly and soon found myself racing alongside some of the best drivers in the world.

Endurance karting in particular shaped me as a driver—consistency, sustained speed, and the ability to maintain focus and pace even after 12-hour races.

I understand the steps required to reach the next level. Every practice, every race, every decision is part of the path toward my ambitions.

My goal is to transition into endurance racing in closed-cockpit cars.

Focus, dedication, and consistent improvement will build the foundation to get there.