🇮🇹 Nanni Galli

Nanni Galli was an established professional racing driver competing in Formula 1 between 1971 and 1973 for Iso Marlboro. His career spanned a single-class international championship run across multiple countries, racing solo against a mixed field of amateurs, semi-professionals and graded professionals. Over three seasons he started 16 races.[1]

His Formula 1 tenure was brief; he competed in just five rounds across 1973, his final year of indexed racing, and finished 18th in the championship standings that season. He recorded two podium finishes in his career, including one ahead of elite professional Carlos Reutemann and another ahead of established professional François Cevert, though he was regularly outpaced by both drivers when they shared a grid. Against Ronnie Peterson, another established professional who accumulated 123 Formula 1 starts, Galli typically finished behind him as well. Iso Marlboro, the team that fielded the majority of his starts, was a small operation without race wins across the index, though it also ran Jacques Laffite, an established professional.[2]