#ChicoLandi

Francisco “Chico” Sacco Landi (São Paulo, Brazil, 14 July 1907 – São Paulo, Brazil, 7 June 1989) was a Brazilian racing driver and one of the pioneers of Brazilian motor racing. Active internationally after World War II, he competed in Europe and South America with Maserati and Ferrari machinery, becoming the first Brazilian to start a Formula One World Championship Grand Prix and the first to score championship points. Landi also achieved important results outside the World Championship, including victories in Brazilian road races and appearances in major sports car events.

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