Overview
- The court confirmed the confiscation of roughly €3.4–3.5 million that had been frozen during the investigation.
- The case concerns 2016 operations worth about €10 million centered on three Ferrari Granturismo and rights tied to the Isolani–Ferrari racing brand.
- Prosecutors say a company linked to Pivetti, Only Italia, intermediated the deals, with a plan to buy the Isolani–Ferrari logo for €1.2 million and resell it to China’s Daohe for €10 million, while the cars were shifted to Spain.
- Co-defendants Leonardo “Leò” Isolani and his wife Manuela Mascoli had two-year suspended sentences confirmed without entry on their criminal records.
- Pivetti maintains her innocence, and a separate trial over mask imports during the pandemic continues and is not connected to this conviction.