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Former F1 driver upgrades to Fisher Island condo

Brazilian race car driver Enrique Bernoldi sold his Continuum South Beach condo in August

Enrique Bernoldi and rendering of Palazzo del Sol (Credit: Palazzo del Sol)
Enrique Bernoldi and rendering of Palazzo del Sol (Credit: Palazzo del Sol)

Former Formula One driver Enrique Bernoldi is upshifting into a newer home.

Bernoldi, a professional race car driver from Brazil, and his wife Luisa paid $6.5 million for unit 7042 at Palazzo del Sol in Fisher Island, property records show. He sold his Continuum South Beach condo for $6 million in August, a building that offers views of his new building.

The Bernoldis’ unit is a nearly 3,800-square-foot condo with three bedrooms. Enrique Bernoldi has raced for F1 and IndyCar.

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PDS Development, led by Heinrich von Hanau, completed Palazzo last year. The 10-story building’s 43 units go up to 9,800 square feet. Amenities include infinity pools, a private movie theater, a salon, fitness center, children’s playroom and bar. Dora Puig is leading sales. It was designed by Kobi Karp.

The Bernoldis’ new neighbors include billionaire and former Hasbro CEO Alan Hassenfeld, high-profile attorney Jim Ferraro, Azerbaijani billionaire Aras Agalarov and Yard House founder and CEO Steele Platt.

In May, Palazzo’s largest penthouse sold for $31 million to an offshore buyer.

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