Enzo Trulli
Trulli driving theDallara F3 2019 during the2022 Spielberg Formula 3 round.
Nationality	Italian
Born	(2005-04-15)15 April 2005 (age 20) Pescara, Italy
Relatives	Jarno Trulli (father)
European Le Mans Series career
Debut season	2026
Current team	Algarve Pro Racing
Racing licence	FIA Silver
Car number	20
Starts	0
Wins	0
Podiums	0
Poles	0
Fastest laps	0
Best finish	TBD in2026
Previous series
2025 2024 2023 2023 2022 2021,2023 2021	Porsche Carrera Cup Asia Italian GT Championship FR Japanese Championship Super Formula Lights FIA Formula 3 Championship Euroformula Open Formula 4 UAE Championship
Championship titles
2021	Formula 4 UAE Championship

Enzo Trulli (born 15 April 2005) is anItalian racing driver who competes in theEuropean Le Mans Series in theLMP2 class withAlgarve Pro Racing. He previously competed in the2025 Porsche Carrera Cup Asia with Toro Racing. Trulli is the2021 Formula 4 UAE champion, and raced forCarlin in theFIA Formula 3 Championship.

Trulli is the son ofFormula One race winnerJarno Trulli.^[1]

Trulli starting karting competitively in 2017. He achieved a result of 25th in the 2018CIK-FIAKarting World Championship in theOK-Junior category.^[2] He improved his result to 18th two years later in the seniorOK category.^[3]

At the end of 2020, Trulli tested single-seaters for the first time, partaking in the post-season test in theItalian F4 Championship.^[4]

Trulli made his single-seater debut at the start of 2021, partneringEnzo Scionti in theFormula 4 UAE Championship atCram Durango.^[5] He would become embroiled in a close title battle withDilano van 't Hoff throughout the campaign, winning four races and finishing on the podium a further nine times. A podium in the final race at theDubai Autodrome meant that Trulli would win the title, a sole point ahead of his Dutch adversary.^[6] Trulli was also announced to race in the2021 F4 Spanish Championship withDrivex School, but he ended up not taking part in the championship.^[7]

For his main campaign in 2021, Trulli moved to theEuroformula Open Championship withDrivex School, once again driving alongside Enzo Scionti.^[8] He started his season strongly, taking third place in just his third race.^[9] Trulli would miss the round at theHungaroring,^[10] but returned the next round withCarlin.^[11] The Italian would end the season with three third places in the final four races and end seventh in the standings, the highest placed driver not to win a race.^[12]

Trulli made his Euroformula Open return in2023 with CrypoTower byMotopark for the opening round inPortimão.^[13] His cameo appearance started strongly, taking his first Euroformula open pole and win during the first race.^[14][15] He returned for the final round inBarcelona, winning the first race.^[16] Trulli ended the championship in tenth place.^[17]

Having "[worked] really hard to do Euroformula" before the 2022 season,^[18] Trulli progressed into theFIA Formula 3 Championship at the last minute, partneringZak O'Sullivan andBrad Benavides atCarlin.^[19] Trulli was set for his best finish of the season inSpa-Francorchamps sprint race with 16th place, but was disqualified due to a red flag infringement.^[20] He finished the championship 34th, and had a best finish of 17th twice.^[21] He was also outpaced by teammatesZak O'Sullivan andBrad Benavides, who managed to score points. Trulli did not return to Formula 3the following season.^[22]

After being left without a Formula 3 drive, Trulli switched to racing in Asia, partaking in theSuper Formula Lights during the2023 season withTOM'S.^[23] He then stated that he "[felt] more suited to Super Formula Lights than FIA F3".^[24] The first three rounds would bring mediocre results, scoring just one podium. However during the round inFuji Speedway, Trulli would win all three races, although a disqualification in the second race would prevent a clean sweep.^[25][26] He placed fifth place in the standings, with 44 points.^[27]

Trulli made his debut inFormula Regional during the2023 Formula Regional Japanese Championship withTOM'S Formula inMotegi, finishing all three races on the podium.^[28] In the end, he placed tenth in the standings.

After failing to find a spot inSuper Formula, Trulli pivoted to the2024 Italian GT Championship with Easy Race.^[29]

Trulli moved to thePorsche Carrera Cup Asia for 2025 with Toro Racing.^[30]

^* Season still in progress.

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• Enzo Trulli career summary at DriverDB.com

• Living people
• 2005 births
• Italian racing drivers
• Euroformula Open Championship drivers
• Carlin racing drivers
• FIA Formula 3 Championship drivers
• Sportspeople from Pescara
• Cram Competition drivers
• Drivex drivers
• Karting World Championship drivers
• FA Racing drivers
• UAE F4 Championship drivers
• TOM'S drivers
• Motopark Academy drivers
• Formula Regional Japanese Championship drivers
• Super Formula Lights drivers
• 21st-century Italian sportsmen
• Porsche Carrera Cup Asia drivers
• Asian Le Mans Series drivers
• Algarve Pro Racing drivers
• 24H Series drivers
• Italian GT Championship drivers

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