Career
Soldavini began karting at the age of seven. [2] Initially competing in the America, Soldavini began competing in Europe in 2017 with Birel ART Racing, finishing 29th on his debut in the WSK Champions Cup. [3] Soldavini remained in karting until 2021, most notably finishing third in the 2018 IAME International Finals in the X30 Mini class. [4]
Stepping up to single-seaters in 2022, Soldavini made his F4 debut in the Italian F4 Championship with Maffi Racing. [5] In the two rounds, Soldavini took a best result of 21st in race one at Monza. [6] One month later, Soldavini competed in the final round of the F4 Spanish Championship with Cram-Pinnacle at Barcelona, [7] scoring a best result of 25th in race one. [8] Soldavini then ended the year with a one-off appearance for KTF Sports in the final round of the F4 Brazilian Championship, [9] taking his maiden career points by finishing 10th in race one. [10]
In 2023, Soldavini joined Team Virage to make a one-off appearance in the Ultimate Cup Series' Challenge Monoplace series at Estoril, winning on debut and finishing third in the other two races. [11] [12] Soldavini then joined G4 Racing to compete in the last two rounds of the Formula Regional European Championship. [13] Racing at both the Zandvoort and Hockenheimring rounds, Soldavini scored a best result of 22nd in race two at Zandvoort. [14]
Soldavini remained in Ultimate Cup Series' Challenge Monoplace the following season, joining ART-Line Virage from the second round of the season onwards. Having taken his maiden win in cars in race three at Algarve, [15] Soldavini then won the first two races of the following round at Hockenheimring, [16] before retiring in race three. [17] In the following round at Mugello, Soldavini won all three races, [18] before taking a best result of third at in the following round at Magny-Cours, after taking pole earlier in the weekend. [19] That turned out to be his last podium of the season as he withdrew from the final round at Le Castellet, as he ended the year third in points. [20]
Having sat much of 2025 on the sidelines, Soldavini returned to racing in September by joining Nielsen Racing to make his debut in Euroformula Open. [21]
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