Tiziano Rosso‑Orcel may be sixteen-years-old but his rise through the karting ranks has been anything but ordinary. Only eighteen months removed from his first rental‑kart outing, the Orlando‑based French‑American is already battling at the sharp end of the PRO class in SKUSA and ROK Cup, highlighted by a P5 finish in the 2025 SKUSA Pro Tour and a string of top‑tens against 40‑plus‑driver national grids. Away from the sprint scene, Tiziano showed his stamina by winning both four‑ and six‑hour endurance races in 2024 before claiming overall honors in a 12‑hour classic—results that secured him the 2024 Endurance Vice‑Championship.

Mentored by 10‑time national champion Ryan Norberg and former European F4 racer Quinlan Lall, Tiziano couples analytical racecraft with data‑logger fluency, delivering precise feedback that accelerates chassis development. His conditioning program already mirrors that of professional GT drivers, giving him the composure to execute long, traffic‑dense stints. For 2025 he steps into the #9 BMW E36 M3‑GTR alongside Evan McKnight, targeting the NASA pre‑Daytona test and the WRL 14 Hours of Daytona. Expect fierce pace, relentless consistency, and a maturity beyond his years as Tiziano helps push Almonte Motorsports toward the front of the GP grid—one perfectly timed apex at a time.

Alexander Almonte is the vision and velocity behind Almonte Motorsports. An aviation‑sector CEO during the week, Alex channels the same precision into racing as team principal and driver. Since founding the Boise Idaho‑based outfit with his brother in 2017, he has steered the squad to standout results in World Racing League endurance events, including a podium at the Daytona 14‑Hour and top 10 and top 5 finishes at Road Atlanta and Sebring.

Alex’s strengths lie in strategic thinking, tireless preparation, and metronomic consistency during long stints—qualities that anchor the team’s race‑day performance and mentor its rising talents. Off the track he secures partnerships, refines operations, and cultivates a culture of professionalism and resilience.

In 2025, Alex balances leadership duties with driving responsibilities His objective remains clear: elevate Almonte Motorsports to championship contention while embodying the relentless spirit symbolized by the team’s shark‑fin logo.