Vergani Racing

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Former series World Series by Renault/Nissan/Lights
Teams'
Championships
2001 Open Telefonica by Nissan season
2004 World Series Lights season
Drivers'
Championships
2004 World Series Lights season (Pavlović)

Vergani Racing is an auto racing team based in Italy. [1]

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References

  1. "Vergani Racing". Speedsport Magazine Team Database. Retrieved 2021-06-05.