Jasin Ferati

Ferati made his karting debut in the Swiss Karting Championship in 2016, where he finished 13th. He then finished second in the X30 Junior class the following year, losing out to Mike Müller by 131 points. Ferati made his first appearance at the CIK-FIA Karting European Championship, where he finished 43rd with the Schumacher Racing Team. He stayed in karts until 2019, where he also competed in the Karting World Championship.^[1]

Ferati made his car racing debut in the 2020 Italian F4 Championship with Jenzer Motorsport, driving alongside Filip Ugran.^[2] He scored a best finish of eleven twice, in Misano and Imola respectively, and finished the season 29th in the standings, with no points to his name. He was more successful in the Rookies' championship, where he amassed a total of twelve points and finished 19th in the end results.

In February 2021, it was announced that Ferati and Pietro Delli Guanti would be competing for Monolite Racing in the Formula Regional European Championship.^[3] In the first round at Imola Ferati finished 22nd in race 1, but spun out into the gravel in the second race.^[4] After eight races which included five retirements and a DNQ, he and Monolite decided to part ways during the Zandvoort round.^[5] Ferati later signed with KIC Motorsport prior to the following meeting at Spa-Francorchamps.^[6]

Ferati made a full-time switch to sportscar racing in 2022, racing in the Porsche Sports Cup Suisse for the Fach Auto Tech team.^[7] With six race wins from 12 races, he took the GT3 Cup premier class title, following a season-long battle with series veteran Jürg Aeberhard.^[8][9] The following year, Ferati moved to the Porsche Carrera Cup Germany with Fach Auto Tech.^[10] He scored a best finish of ninth at the Lausitzring and placed 17th in the overall standings.

In 2024, Ferati raced in the Italian GT Sprint Championship, partnering Luka Nurmi at AF Corse.^[11] He scored two podiums but finished 12th in the drivers' standings after missing the round at Imola. He switched to the Ferrari Challenge Europe in 2025, where he narrowly lost the championship fight to Felix Hirsiger in the final round.^[12]