Tiziano Siviero

Miki Biasion’s only regular co-driver for two decades. Siviero won the 1983 European title in a Lancia 037 and, after Group B, two world championships.

1
WRC win 1982–86
6
podiums
18
starts
1983
European champion
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With Biasion

Born in Bassano del Grappa on 28 October 1957, Siviero partnered Miki Biasion for his entire world championship career from 1980 to 2001. In the Group B years:

  • 1982 – eighth on the Rallye Sanremo in a Conrero Opel Ascona 400.
  • 1983 – European champions in a Lancia 037.
  • 1984–85 – regular podiums for Lancia, including second in Corsica 1984 and Portugal 1985.
  • 1986 – their first world championship win, on Rally Argentina in the Delta S4.

They went on to win the 1988 and 1989 world titles in Lancia Deltas.

Statistics on this page cover world championship rallies from January 1982 to December 1986, excluding the annulled 1986 Rallye Sanremo, and are counted from the entry lists and results in Jonkka’s World Rally Archive. ‘Starts’ means appearances on an entry list.

Biasion’s co-driver: European champion in 1983, first world win in Argentina 1986.

European and national championships

With Biasion, Siviero won the 1983 European and Italian championships in a Jolly Club Lancia 037. See the European Rally Championship.

Career in the Group B years

World Rally Championship podiums of the co-driver, year by year (1982–1986). win 2nd 3rd

1982
0wins
0 podiums
1983
0wins
0 podiums
1984
0wins
2 podiums
1985
0wins
1 podium
1986
1win
3 podiums

1 WRC wins · 6 podium finishes, 1982–1986

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Sources

  1. Wikipedia (EN), Tiziano Siviero — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiziano_Siviero
  2. Jonkka's World Rally Archive (juwra.com), results and entry lists 1982–1986 — https://www.juwra.com/

All text is original writing for Grouve Sports Management Group, based on the sources above. Facts checked on 21 October 2026.

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