Andrea Frassineti

Andrea Frassineti is an Italian racing driver who last competed for VSR in the 2025 [Italian GT Championship|Italian GT Championship].

Personal life

Frassineti is the son of Albano Frassineti, a former rally driver.

Career

Frassineti began karting at the age of four, competing until 2021. Racing in mini karts until 2018, Frassineti most notably won the Italian Easykart title in 2017. From 2019 onwards, Frassineti stepped up to junior karts, in which he drove for both Birel ART and KR Motorsport, only mustering a best result of 38th in the WSK Open Cup.
Stepping up to single-seaters in 2022, Frassineti joined Formula 4 newcomers Cars Racing to compete in the 2022 [Italian F4 Championship|Italian F4 Championship]. Racing in all but one rounds, Frassineti scored a best result of eighteenth in race three at Misano and ended his rookie season 45th in points. Remaining in Italian F4 for 2023, Frassineti joined BVM Racing for his sophomore season alongside Alfio Spina. Racing in only three rounds, Frassineti scored a best result of fourteenth in race two at Imola, a weekend in which he withdrew from race four after excessively damaging his car in a start line crash in the previous race.
In 2024, Frassineti joined VSR to race in 2024 [Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe|Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe] as a Lamborghini junior, alongside a campaign in the European Crosscar Championship for Semog. Racing in the Pro-Am class for all but two rounds, Frassineti scored class wins at Spa and Jerez to end the year sixth in the class standings. In the other two rounds, Frassineti competed in the Pro class, in which he took his only overall win of the season at Barcelona alongside Mattia Michelotto. During 2024, Frassineti also made his GT3 debut for the same team at the Mugello round of the Italian GT Championship Sprint Cup|Italian GT Championship Sprint Cup].
Remaining with VSR and being promoted as a Lamborghini GT3 junior for 2025, Frassineti remained in GT3 competition as he competed in both the Endurance and Sprint Cups of the Italian GT Championship. In the Endurance Cup, Frassineti won at Monza and Mugello on his way to third in the overall standings. In the Sprint Cup, Frassineti scored wins at Mugello, Imola and Monza as he secured the overall title by four points. During 2025, Frassineti also raced with the same team for the Monza and Spa rounds of the 2025 [GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup|GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup].