Francisco Adolpho Serra (born on February 3, 1957) is a renowned Brazilian racing driver with a successful career in motorsport. Known for his talent behind the wheel and competitive drive, Serra has left a lasting mark on the racing world. Chico Serra's racing journey includes accomplishments in various categories, including Formula One, touring car racing, and endurance events. He raced in Formula One from 1981 to 1983, driving for Fittipaldi and Arrows. Serra started in 18 Grands Prix and scored 1 point. His best Championship finish was 26th place in 1982. Beyond Formula One, Serra found success in touring car championships, clinching multiple titles in his native Brazil. His versatility as a driver and his ability to excel in different racing disciplines have earned him respect and admiration within the motorsport community. Chico Serra's passion for racing, coupled with his determination and skill, has solidified his legacy as one of Brazil's most talented and accomplished drivers. His contributions to the sport continue to inspire racing enthusiasts and aspiring drivers alike. He was the Stock Car Brasil champion in 1999, 2000 and 2001. Father of Daniel Serra.
