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Curtain up for Jasin Ferati's 2023 season in the Porsche Carrera Cup Deutschland. The Swiss team Fach Auto Tech is aiming for the top with the youngest driver trio. 19-year-old Jasin Ferati from Winterthur and his teammates Morris Schuring (18) and Alexander Fach (20) were the focus of the Fach Auto Tech team's traditional season welcome event on Friday evening in front of a large audience.

New challenge for Jasin Ferati: The 19-year-old Winterthur racing driver is switching from the national to the international stage and will start in 2023 with a 515 hp GT racing car in the top-class Porsche Carrera Cup Germany.

A great honor for Jasin Ferati: the 19-year-old from Winterthur is one of twelve contenders for the coveted title of “Porsche Junior of the Year”.

Jasin Ferati traveled to the season finale of the Porsche Sports Cup in Misano nine points behind. The 19-year-old from Winterthur captured the championship title as a rookie with a four-point lead. With Alexander Fach as a strong teammate, he also won the final night race.

After fourth place in the sprint, Jasin Ferati won the Mugello 100-mile race in difficult conditions. Before the final, the man from Winterthur is only nine points behind leader Jürg Aeberhard in the Porsche Sprint Challenge Suisse.

Two second places are actually good for the Porsche protégé Jasin Ferati, but not good enough to defend the lead in the Porsche Sprint Challenge Suisse against the two-time Dijon winner Jürg Aeberhard.

With two clear victories in the Franciacorta sprint races and thanks to a record-breaking success rate, Jasin Ferati has caught up with Jürg Aeberhard in the Porsche Sprint Challenge Suisse.

Jasin Ferati's second appearance in the Porsche Sprint Challenge Suisse in Le Castellet was not quite as good as the first meeting. The man from Winterthur did not get past 5th place in the sprint, but made it onto the podium again as third in the endurance race.

Successful debut for Jasin Ferati in the new environment: The 18-year-old from Winterthur impressed on the first race weekend of the Porsche Sprint Challenge Suisse with a win, second place, pole position and the fastest race laps.

After two seasons in single-seater racing, a completely new task awaits Jasin Ferati: the Winterthur racing driver is switching from the Formula 3 cockpit to the 510 hp Porsche 911 GT3 Cup and is driving the Porsche Sprint Challenge Suisse in the top team Fach Auto Tech.

The last-minute comeback with KIC Motorsport in the Formula Regional by Alpine gave Jasin Ferati an emotional roller coaster ride. The speed of the 18-year-old from Winterthur was absolutely competitive in Valencia, but too many mistakes spoiled the result.

Jasin Ferati returns to Formula Regional and contests the last six races of the season in Valencia, Mugello and Monza with the Finnish team KIC Motorsport alongside last year's Brazilian winner Giancluca Petekof and the German Nico Göhler.

As a result of the unsatisfactory course of the season so far in the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine, Jasin Ferati made use of a contractually guaranteed exit clause in Zandvoort and prematurely ended the collaboration with the Monolite Racing team.

After the second-best result of the season in the first race, Jasin Ferati was forced to retire one day later on the Paul Ricard circuit in Le Castellet due to clutch failure.

The legendary Monaco street circuit didn't bring Jasin Ferati any luck: the 17-year-old from Winterthur had no countable result on the third Formula 3 race weekend after set-up problems in practice and a crash in the crash barrier.

Intensive preparation with a lot of simulator work in Safenwil and Monza brought Jasin Ferati a step forward on the second Formula 3 race weekend in Barcelona. An early accident in the second race prevented the confirmation of 19th place from the day before.

Difficult premiere for Jasin Ferati in Formula 3: The 17-year-old from Winterthur finished 22nd in the first Formula Regional race in Imola, but got stuck in the gravel bed in the second race after an early spin.

Imola is not only hosting Formula 1 this weekend: the supporting program of the Grand Prix in Emilia Romagna includes the first two races of the newly created Formula Regional by Alpine with 17-year-old Jasin Ferati from Winterthur.

Milestone for Jasin Ferati: The 17-year-old from Winterthur dares the step into Formula 3 and will start in 2021 for the Monolite Racing team in the Formula Regional by Alpine. The highlights of the new championship are the F1 support races in Monaco and Barcelona.

For the first time in his career, there were no trophies: Jasin Ferati can still look back on the premiere year in single-seater racing with his head held high. Problems in qualifying and dealing with pressure prevented better results.

More than 20 place gains and six points in the rookie classification are Jasin Ferati's positive result at the sixth event of the Italian Formula 4 Championship in Imola. A lot more would have been possible with better qualifying.

The Monza adventure didn't bring luck to Jasin Ferati. The Winterthur Formula 4 driver injured his back during an evasive maneuver in qualifying and was unable to take part in the Italian championship races.

Difficult weather and track conditions upset Jasin Ferati and his teammates at the fourth event of the Italian Formula 4 Championship on the Mugello Grand Prix circuit.

A failed qualifying spoiled Jasin Ferati's third event of the Italian Formula 4 Championship at the Red Bull Ring. After all, he made it up to 15th and 16th place from a bad starting position.

With 11th place in the first Imola race, Jasin Ferati equaled his best result so far in the Italian F4 championship. The first points prevented a spin in the rain and a team-internal crash in the fight for 7th place.

Successful detour into the Spanish Formula 4 Championship: Jasin Ferati gets a taste of the podium on the Le Castellet Grand Prix circuit and achieves his best results so far in a racing car with places 5 and 6.

Disappointment for Jasin Ferati at the Formula 4 premiere in Misano: The 17-year-old from Winterthur, eleventh in the second race from 16th on the grid, just missed out on the first point in the Italian championship.

The Italian Formula 4 Championship starts at the weekend with a delay of almost four months due to Corona. 17-year-old Winterthur Jasin Ferati is about to start a new, extremely important chapter in his motorsport career at Misano.

After the three-month Corona break, Jasin Ferati returns to the racetrack with a new sponsor. Six days of testing are optimal preparation for the delayed start of the season in Europe's most important Formula 4 championship.

The countdown is on for my first real car race: I still have to wait six weeks until the engines start on April 24th at the Circuit Paul Ricard for the first round of the Spanish Formula 4 Championship.

Jasin Ferati's future is fixed. The 16-year-old from Winterthur switched from karting to single-seater racing and will contest the Italian Formula 4 Championship with Jenzer Motorsport in 2020.

Jasin Ferati was twice beaten by competitors at the Swiss championship race in Wohlen, and yet there is good news: The soon to be 16-year-old kart driver from Winterthur has been nominated for Jacques Villeneuve's racing driver school.