The late TV presenter Fabrizio Frizzi/Source Ansafoto-autoruote4x4.com
The late TV host never revealed that he was madly in love, but recently the unexpected truth came to light.
Next March 26th will mark 5 years since the death of Fabrizio Frizzi, the famous face of Rai. The poor host died on that cursed day in 2018, when he had just turned 60 a little over a month ago, as a result of a long and serious illness. His death sparked tears and sadness from both his colleagues and many viewerswho had seen him on the small screen for years and had come to love him almost like family.
However, when he died His wife, the journalist Carlotta Mantovan, cried the bitterest tears. She and poor Frizzi had been together since 2002 and from their love their daughter Stella was born in 2013. The couple then married a year later, but unfortunately, as mentioned, they had to separate a few years later due to force majeure.
But even though the relationship between the two was, by all accounts, truly beautiful and sincere, Recently, a secret love of the host was revealed, which left his colleagues and even his family speechless. Frizzi kept the relationship secret for several years and it only recently came to light.
The passion of the presenter
The very famous Rai presenter he was almost in love with cars. Sure, he could afford nice, powerful cars for work, but in reality his passion was for a different kind of car.
We're talking about racing models here. He loved these machines almost instinctivelywhich almost drove him crazy when he started driving.
Fabrizio Frizzi/Source Ansafoto-autoruote4x4.com
A love that continued from a young age
Fabrizio Frizzi continued this passion when he was much younger and also started driving racing cars. The presenter actually attended a course for pilots in the early 1990s.
Then he started running. In 1994 he took to the race track for the first time in Formula Ford competition in Magionewhile later also ran in the Alfa GTV Cup competition. One of his last appearances on the track was at Bologna Motorshow 2004, on the occasion of the Trofeo Maserati GranSport.