Driving a works entered Van Diemen RF85 the Brazilian won races at Cadwell Park, Castle Combe, and Brands Hatch.

[1] Carcasci won the EFDA Formula Ford Euroseries final race at Circuit Zolder.

Carcasci beat future Formula 1 drivers Bertrand Gachot, Roland Ratzenberger and Damon Hill.

[2] At the 1985 Formula Ford Festival Carcasci qualified on pole position for the final race but he did not finish.

[8] For 1991 Carcasci moved to Japan to race in the All-Japan Formula Three Championship for the factory Toyota team, TOM'S.

[15] After driver/manager Tim Spouge formed SS Sports to race in the British F3 Carcasci joined the company in 1998.

[17] Carcasci has managed drivers such as Antônio Pizzonia, Luciano Burti and Lucas di Grassi.

Carcasci was responsible for the agreement between Petrobras and Koiranen GP to run young Brazilian drivers.

[19] In 2015 Carcasci joined Draco Racing as a driver coach and the Brazilian managed André Negrão.