Niccolò Maccagnani

2024

In late 2024, Maccagnani participated in the 21st edition of the Supercorso Federale.^[3]

2025

Maccagnani made his single-seater debut towards the end of 2025, joining Pinnacle Motorsport to compete in the final two rounds of Formula 4 South East Asia,^[4] following an extensive testing programme in Europe.^[5][6] After finishing on the podium in all three races on his debut round,^[7] Maccagnani won all three races in the season-ending round to jump up to fourth in the overall standings.^[8]

Following that, Maccagnani joined BVM Racing to compete in the final round of both the Italian F4 and E4 Championships,^[9][10] taking a best result of sixth in race three of the latter at Monza,^[11] which also served as his only rookie podium of the year.^[12] In late November, Maccagnani returned to Pinnacle Motorsport to race in the newly-rebranded Formula Trophy.^[13] In the three-round season, Maccagnani scored a pair of second-place finishes in the first Yas Marina round, en route to runner-up honours in points,^[14] 27 points behind champion Alp Aksoy.^[15]

2026

At the beginning of 2026, Maccagnani remained in the UAE as he switched to Prema Racing-run Mumbai Falcons Racing Limited to race in the UAE4 Series.^[16] After winning the reverse-grid race of the first Yas Marina round,^[17] Maccagnani finished second in race two at the same venue the following week,^[18] to enter the second half of the season fourth in points.^[19] In the final two rounds, Maccagnani scored two top-fives at Dubai and a win in the reverse-grid race two at Lusail to end the winter fourth in the standings.^[20]

For the rest of the year, Maccagnani joined the main Prema outfit for a dual campaign in both the Italian F4 and E4 Championships.^[21] In the season-opening round at Misano, Maccagnani won race one on track, but was later given a ten-second penalty which demoted him to fourth,^[22][23][24] before bouncing back to win race three later that weekend.^[25] At Vallelunga however, Maccagnani finished 24th in race two after a collision with Andy Consani and retired in race three following a first-lap crash, which led to him not qualifying for the final race of the weekend.^[26][27]