🇧🇷 Roberto Streit

Roberto Streit is an established professional who raced single-seater and endurance cars across five seasons in the 2000s. He competed in the Formula 3 Euro Series for Prema Powerteam between 2004 and 2006, took a sole start in Super GT in 2008, and raced Formula 3 at Macau in three campaigns. His most significant results came in the FIA GT Championship in 2009, where he won a race and took two further podiums across five starts for Sangari Team Brazil.[1]

Streit's early career in Formula 3 Euro Series yielded a single podium from 22 starts, placing him among a field that regularly included drivers who would reach Formula 1 and international sportscar racing. He finished behind established professionals Giedo Van Der Garde and Robert Kubica, both of whom went on to significant careers at the highest levels. Across his indexed record of 32 starts, he took four podiums; his sole victory came in GT endurance racing rather than the single-seater categories where he spent most of his early career.[2]

The strongest opposition in Streit's career included generational talents and F1 champions from his Formula 3 Euro Series seasons; he finished ahead of Lewis Hamilton five times and ahead of future F1 world champion Nico Rosberg on three occasions, though both drivers substantially outpaced him across their head-to-head meetings in that series.