Giammarco Levorato was born in 1999 in Verona and grew up in a region that has been closely connected to Italian motorsport for generations. Like many of his colleagues in international racing, he began his career in karting, where he stood out even as a teenager through consistent results and a fine feel for the limit. These early years on the kart track laid the technical and mental foundation for his later transition to formula classes.
After switching from karts to formula series, Levorato progressed through several stages of the junior ladder before making the jump into the GT3 category. There he gained valuable experience in various European championships and was able to prove himself with solid performances in programs that eventually opened the door to the FIA World Endurance Championship. The path there was marked by continuous development, both as a driver and in handling the technical demands of modern GT and prototype vehicles.
On the international stage, Levorato has attracted attention in recent years with some strong class results in prestigious GT3 racing series, which brought him into the focus of team managers in endurance racing. These successes were decisive in enabling him to take the step into the FIA WEC, where he has since had to prove himself against established drivers in a hotly contested environment. Although major titles have yet to materialize, he is regarded within the scene as a driver with clear development potential.
In the 2026 season, Levorato will race for his current team, with the exact teammate lineup varying depending on the race weekend. His stated goal is to convert the experience gained in previous years into more consistent results and continue to improve his position in the class standings. For race-trace.news, he remains one of the names to watch closely this FIA WEC season.
Giammarco Levorato in the News