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according to Brazilian news sources and grandprix.com, Rafael was not a brother to Ricardo and Rodrigo, but another cousin
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The members are two brothers:
The members are two brothers:
* '''[[Ricardo Sperafico]]''' (born [[July 23]] [[1979]] in [[Toledo, Paraná]]) -- at least one season in the [[Champ Car World Series]]. Also raced in [[Formula 3000]], finishing as series runner-up in [[2003 Formula 3000 season|2003]].
* '''[[Ricardo Sperafico]]''' (born [[July 23]] [[1979]] in [[Toledo, Paraná]]) -- at least one season in the [[Champ Car World Series]]. Also raced in [[Formula 3000]], finishing as series runner-up in [[2003 Formula 3000 season|2003]].
* '''[[Rodrigo Sperafico]]''' (born [[July 23]] [[1979]] in [[Toledo, Paraná]]) -- raced in F3000 and F3 series. Also raced in the [[Stock Car Brasil|Brazilian stock car series]], although not in the same category as brother Rafael.
* '''[[Rodrigo Sperafico]]''' (born [[July 23]] [[1979]] in [[Toledo, Paraná]]) -- raced in F3000 and F3 series. Also raced in the [[Stock Car Brasil|Brazilian stock car series]], although not in the same category as cousin Rafael.


and two cousins:
and two cousins:

Revision as of 02:18, 11 December 2007

Sperafico is the surname of a family of Brazilian racing drivers. Ten members of the family have competed in racing series both worldwide and in Brazil.[1]

The four most notable members of the family are listed below. Two are brothers and the other two are their cousins. Ricardo and Rodrigo, born on the same day[2] appear to be twins.

The members are two brothers:

and two cousins:

The four family members often competed against each other in Brazilian F3 racing during the late 1990s among other series. Rodrigo and Ricardo also competed against each other for competing teams during the 2000 Italian Formula 3000 season. The two were joined by Alexandre in the Formula 3000 series in 2002.

References

  1. ^ a b "Rafael Sperafico dies in Brazilian race". motorsport.com. 2007-12-09. Retrieved 2007-12-10. {{cite news}}: Check date values in: |date= (help)
  2. ^ "On this day - 23 July". motorsport-stats.com. Retrieved 2007-12-10.