The passionate technicians of L'Officina
Our technicians specializing in the restoration of Italian cars have acquired a unique know-how in old and sporty automotive mechanics. Their passion has focused on repairing and maintaining Ferrari and Maserati for over 15 years. Each technician brings his long experience acquired in his field to form a passionate and efficient team. L’Officina are craftsmen in love with the most beautiful Italian bodies and their unique melodies. And our conductor Valerio has been able to elevate this beautiful team to excellence!
Valerio
Together with Arnaud Goffin, Valerio founded L’Officina in 2004: the realization of a childhood dream. Valério and Arnaud met at the Garage Francorchamps in Zaventem in the workshops of the importer Ferrari Benelux where they worked for more than thirty years. Today, Valerio leads the team and guides clients in their projects. In addition to organizing and supervising activities, he is present every day in the workshop to work. Valerio himself specializes in engine overhaul and is responsible for most tests. He wants to make sure personally that every car that leaves L’Officina will make its owner happy. His favorite coffee? Black. His favorite Italian word? Ciao.
Jaime
He started at Ferrari at garage Francorchamps in 1991 and has been a technician at L’Officina since 2013: Jaime is an integral part of the workshop. Because of his experience, but also because of the atmosphere he puts in the team. He likes to immerse himself fully in the mechanics of a car and derives a lot of satisfaction from a great maintenance or a specific repair. His favorite coffee? A lungo with milk. His favorite Italian word? Ti amo.
Jaime
He started at Ferrari at garage Francorchamps in 1991 and has been a technician at L’Officina since 2013: Jaime is an integral part of the workshop. Because of his experience, but also because of the atmosphere he puts in the team. He likes to immerse himself fully in the mechanics of a car and derives a lot of satisfaction from a great maintenance or a specific repair. His favorite coffee? A lungo with milk. His favorite Italian word? Ti amo.
Luc
Luc got behind the wheel of a car for the first time at the age of eight and became a mechanic in 1985, he turned his hobby into his career. Restoration is his specialty and putting a classic car back in its original state is a unique experience for him, each time again. He knows how important attention to detail is when working in the field of Italian Cars, and only is satisfied with a perfect job. His favorite coffee? A cappuccino. His favorite Italian word? Ciao.
René
With 45 years of experience, René – expert mechanic – radiates confidence and wisdom. By the age of fourteen, he had already dismantled and overhauled Alfa Romeo engines and gained impressive experience in Italian cars. He knows the Ferrari GTO and many other iconic models better than anyone. In terms of engine, transmission, suspension and differential, he is a real reference. The moment when an engine or gearbox comes back to life is pure pleasure for him. His favorite coffee? Nespresso Intenso. His favorite Italian word? Avanti.
René
With 45 years of experience, René – expert mechanic – radiates confidence and wisdom. By the age of fourteen, he had already dismantled and overhauled Alfa Romeo engines and gained impressive experience in Italian cars. He knows the Ferrari GTO and many other iconic models better than anyone. In terms of engine, transmission, suspension and differential, he is a real reference. The moment when an engine or gearbox comes back to life is pure pleasure for him. His favorite coffee? Nespresso Intenso. His favorite Italian word? Avanti.
Joseph
Arrived in October 2019, he is the last reinforcement of L’Officina team. As a mechanic and an electrician, Joseph specializes in classic Ferraris. He also has extensive experience with Lamborghini and Maserati, among others. His knowledge goes beyond the workshop: in the past, he has provided technical assistance on the track and at rallies such as the Mille Miglia and the Cento ore di Modena. He sees classic cars as a heritage that we must cherish and maintain. His favorite coffee? Espresso. His favorite Italian word? «No particular preference. Italian is my native language, so all words are important to me.»