HISTORY

RACING SINCE 1980

Tatuus, managed by Gianfranco De Bellis and Artico SandonĂ , is a Company working in Racing Cars Competitions sector, since 1980. The Company designs, produces and sells racing cars. The cars created for the different categories in the last 30 years activity, have always been winning, permitting the Company to expand on an international scale:

Formula Monza 500cc
Formula Panda Monza 1000cc
Formula Konig
Formula Marbella
Formula Alfa Boxer
Formula Renault mod.95/99
Formula Ford 2000
Formula Ford 1800
15 models
70 models
50 models (monoformula for Germany)
25 models (monoformula for Spain)
15 models
100 models
15 models (USA Market)
10 models (European Market)

 

In 1999, Renault Sport entrusted Tatuus with the carrying out of F.Renault 2000, monotype formula single-seater, with carbon fibre chassis. The new series knew a great expansion all around the world with more than 850 cars sold in 8 years. Tatuus built for Renault Sport also the Formula Renault 1.6 and the Formula Renault V6.

Formula Renault
Formula Renault 1.6
Formula Renault V6
850 models (2000 FIA F.3 rules)
130 models
  30 models (2000 FIA F.3.000 rules)

In 2004 Toyota committed to Tatuus a new formula to create the F.Toyota New Zealand series.
In 2005 HondaNissan and Toyota committed to  Tatuus 30 new Tatuus FC106, a single make formula for the Japanese market which started the F. Challenge championship in 2006.
In 2007 Tatuus and N.Technology introduced a new single-seater Formula which has competed  with the European rounds of the FIA WTCC.

In total, in the last 9 years, the number of cars produced has been more than 1100 units and makes Tatuus one of the most successful Racing Cars Makers and actually more than half of Formula One Drivers refined his experience on Tatuus cars

Formula Toyota
Formula Challenge Japan
Formula Master
40 models (2000 FIA F.3 rules)
30 models (2000 FIA F.3 rules)
50 models (2008 FIA F.3 rules)

In 2009 Tatuus tendered with success for the contract to project a new single seater required by the Italian Federation (CSAI). The new F.Abarth will debut this year in the Italian F.CSAI-Abarth championship.