FIRST Racing









































































































































Itália FIRST

Nome completo
 FIRST Racing

Sede
 Itália





Chefe de equipe
Itália Lamberto Leoni




















Pilotos
Itália Gabriele Tarquini





Chassis
First F189

Motor
Judd

Pneus
Pirelli



Histórico na Fórmula 1

Estreia
Brasil GP do Brasil, 1989
(desistiu)



Grandes Prêmios
Não chegou a disputar corridas













Posição no último campeonato
(1989)
 21° (0 pontos)



A equipe Life rebatizou o L189 da FIRST como Life F190.


A FIRST Racing (ou First Racing) foi uma equipe de Fórmula 3000 que competiu entre 1987 e 1991.


Em 1989, se inscreveu para a Temporada de Fórmula 1 de 1989. A equipe construiu um carro para a disputa do campeonato, batizado de FIRST F189, projetado por Ricardo Divila, e movido por um motor Judd V8. O italiano Gabriele Tarquini seria o piloto titular, chegando inclusive a ter viajado para o Rio de Janeiro para correr o GP do Brasil.


No entanto, problemas no chassi fizeram com que Divila reprovasse o carro, dizendo que era inseguro, mesmo chegando ao ponto de dizer que estava bom. O golpe final veio quando o chassi foi reprovado no crash test, e a FIRST se retirou antes da temporada começar.


O chassis da FIRST foi recuperado pela Life Racing Engines, que o rebatizaria como Life F190, considerado o carro mais lento da história da categoria.





















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