Motorsports veteran Stefan Johansson joins Scuderia Corsa Ferrari as sporting director
The Swedish born Stefan Johansson is also an accomplished painter and designer.
For almost three decades Stefan Johansson has been one of the top drivers in the world of international motorsports.
The Swedish born Johansson is also an accomplished painter and designer. He currently lives in Los Angeles with his family. Next on the racing calendar is the legendary Rolex 24 At Daytona on January 25-‐26, 2014.
This will mark the beginning of the newly formed Tudor United Sportscar Championship series, the entity created from the 2013 merger of Grand-‐AM and ALMS.
Scuderia Corsa will field three Ferrari 458 Italias in the GT-‐D class at Daytona for the ultimate North American endurance race -‐ the #63, driven by 2013 Grand-‐AM GT champion Alessandro Balzan, Jeff Westphal, Toni Vilander and Lorenzo Case’.
The #64 car piloted by Dr. Rod Randall, Ken Wilden, David Empringham and John Farano, and the #64 car in association with Brazil’s Via Italia Racing driven by Francisco Longo, Daniel Serra, Xandinho Negrao and Marcos Gomes.
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