Learning to race
Developing my skills through Gran Turismo 7, Assetto Corsa Competizione and other racing simulators, with a focus on getting faster and more consistent.
I'm Leo Buccheri, a 15-year-old sim racer with Danish and Italian roots, living in Malta. My goal is to turn years of dedication on the simulator into a real career racing GT3 cars. I race with Equinox Motorsports, create motorsport content, and run Triton Racing League. Every lap, every race and every new challenge is part of the journey. I'm working to earn my place on the real grid.
I'm using every opportunity to improve my understanding of racing, from driving technique and telemetry to racecraft and teamwork.
Developing my skills through Gran Turismo 7, Assetto Corsa Competizione and other racing simulators, with a focus on getting faster and more consistent.
Sharing sim racing tips, product reviews and progress with a community of motorsport fans while learning from every session.
My long-term goal is to move from the simulator to the circuit, earn opportunities in real motorsport and work towards a professional GT3 seat.


I founded Triton Racing League to bring GT7 drivers together for organised, competitive racing. It's a place to compete, improve racecraft and be part of a growing community.
Connecting with projects that make sim racing more immersive, accessible and engaging.
Victory brings race engineering, telemetry and driver-focused features to sim racing. I've helped create content and support the early growth of its Instagram presence.
TAP TO VIEW FULL SIZE ↗Part of my journey is discovering and sharing tools built for the sim racing community. The Out Lap is another app I'm collaborating with and showcasing to fellow racers.
Before chasing motorsport, I learned what it means to train, compete and push for results through triathlon.




Beyond racing, I invest time in understanding performance, engineering and the technical tools that support modern motorsport.

RaceTrackDynamics • 1-hour webinar attendance, September 2025.

Kodland • 48 hours of programming education.

MathWorks • Completed introductory MATLAB training.
Racing, learning, building a community — one step closer to the grid.