Ferrari F430GT will race in American Le Mans Series

Italiaspeed revealed today that Houston-based teamRisi Competizione will race the new Ferrari F430GT (above) in the 2006 American Le Mans Series’ GT2 class, joining Porsche, BMW, and Lexus in what looks to be an intensely competitive class.

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Italiaspeed revealed today that
Houston-based team Risi Competizione will race the new Ferrari F430GT
(above) in the 2006 American Le Mans Series’ GT2 class, joining Porsche, BMW, and Lexus in what looks to be an
intensely competitive class.

The team is owned and managed by Giuseppe Risi, the owner of Ferrari Maserati
of Houston. The team has been active in sports car and endurance racing for years, and recently campaigned a Ferrari
360GT in the ALMS.

With new prototypes in the headlining class, and renewed competition in the GT2 class,
this year’s ALMS series looks to be a hot ticket! The schedule kicks off with the Sebring 12 Hours March 15-18, with
round two, the Lone Star Grand Prix, in Risi Competizione’s home town of Houston.