Four intense days of testing for the young talents of the Wolf Academy took place at the Autodromo del Levante in Binetto (Bari), as they prepared for the 2025 Italian Sport Prototype Championship season. From February 24 to 27, eight promising drivers had the opportunity to refine their skills at the wheel of the Wolf GB08 Raiden, alternating between track sessions and moments of technical and strategic analysis.
This initiative is part of the Wolf Academy project, the training program by Wolf Racing Cars aimed at developing drivers not only on the track but also off it. The comprehensive pathway includes factory training, support from specialized engineers, mental coaching, and media and social communication management.
During the tests, each driver completed an average of 100 laps per day, focusing on applying theoretical knowledge and progressively improving their performance. The level of competitiveness was extremely high, with minimal time gaps between the fastest and slowest drivers. At the end of the sessions, Giacomo Maman recorded the best lap time.
The next opportunities to test the Wolf GB08 Raiden will be during two open test days in Varano de' Melegari on March 27 and 28, available to all drivers interested in the CISP 2025. Meanwhile, Wolf Academy drivers will return to the track in Cremona on March 18 and 19 for another step in their preparation.
Excitement is building for the start of the Italian Sport Prototype Championship: the green light will be given from May 2 to 4 at the Misano World Circuit "Marco Simoncelli."
