Bio Excerpt: Viola Germano carved out her reputation as J Team’s “pink driver” in Italy’s cutthroat IAME Series karting circuit, where being female still raises eyebrows but finishing third overall shuts mouths fast. The Terenzano native mastered the X30 Senior class across legendary tracks like Lonato and Franciacorta,... (full bio below ↓↓)
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(last updated January 27, 2026
Viola Germano is an Italian karting driver from Terenzano, Udine, who’s been making waves in the competitive IAME Series Italy circuit—and doing it with the kind of tenacity that turns heads in a sport where women are still the exception, not the rule.
EARLY YEARS
Hailing from the small town of Terenzano in the Udine province of northeastern Italy, Germano grew up in the heart of motorsport country. She began racing karts at a young age, drawn to the speed, precision, and sheer adrenaline of wheel-to-wheel competition. By her early teens, she was already competing at regional and national levels, representing J Team A.S.D., a respected karting outfit based in Cervignano del Friuli.
OTHER INTERESTS
Beyond the track, Germano has shown a willingness to step into the public eye. In January 2024, she appeared as a guest on the Italian radio program “Sportiami” on RaiPlay Sound, where she discussed her racing journey and what it’s like to be a young woman navigating the male-dominated world of karting[1]. She’s also been interviewed for local television segments, including “Qualcosa in Comune,” where she opened up about her passion for the sport and her goals as a driver[2].
EARLY SUCCESS
Racing primarily in the X30 Senior class with IPK-Praga and Tony Kart chassis under the J Team banner, Germano quickly established herself as a consistent competitor. She’s been a regular fixture in the IAME Series Italy, one of the country’s premier karting championships, racing at iconic circuits like South Garda Karting in Lonato del Garda, Franciacorta Karting Track in Castrezzato, and Cremona Circuit. Her grit and racecraft earned her a reputation as someone who doesn’t back down—even when the odds are stacked against her.
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS
- 2023: Awarded in the KA100 Senior category at the IAME Series Italy season-ending ceremony in Lonato del Garda[3].
- 2024: Secured third place in the final standings of the IAME Series Italy X30 Senior class, a career-defining result that solidified her status as one of Italy’s top female kart racers[4].
- 2024: Competed in the IAME Open Games at South Garda Karting, going up against international competition[5].
- 2024: Raced at the legendary Lonato Notturna night race, one of the most challenging and prestigious events on the IAME calendar[6].
INSPIRATIONS
Information about specific inspirations or role models is not available in the provided research.
REPUTATION
Germano is widely recognized within the Italian karting community as J Team’s “pink driver,” a nickname that reflects both her gender and her vibrant presence in the paddock. She’s earned respect not just for being a woman in a male-dominated sport, but for her ability to consistently run at the front and challenge for podiums. Her third-place finish in the 2024 IAME Series Italy was celebrated by her team as a breakthrough moment for both her career and women’s representation in Italian motorsport[7]. Media outlets like TKART have highlighted her performances, noting her points battles and competitive spirit throughout the season[8]. Her willingness to engage with fans and the media—whether through radio interviews or YouTube appearances—has made her one of the more visible young talents in Italian karting.
FUTURE GOALS/PLANS
As of 2025, Germano continues to compete in the IAME Series Italy, racing in events at Cremona Circuit and other venues throughout the season[9]. While specific long-term goals beyond her current karting commitments aren’t publicly detailed, her trajectory suggests she’s focused on building on her 2024 podium finish and potentially exploring opportunities to move up the motorsport ladder—whether that means stepping into car racing or continuing to dominate in senior karting categories.
REFERENCES
Viola Germano on-air! – J Team
Qualcosa in Comune // Viola Germano // pilota di Go-Kart – YouTube
The winners of the 2023 season were awarded in Lonato del Garda – TKART
Viola Germano sul podio dello IAME Series Italy! – J Team
Entry List 2024 / Iame Open Games 2024 – IAME MotorSport
Round 5 – Lonato Notturna – IAME MotorSport
Il Pilota Viola Germano Al Jtv – YouTube
The final challenges of the karting IAME Series Italy begin in Castrezzato – TKART
Round 2 – Cremona Circuit – IAME MotorSport
