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Giovanna Amati (Roma, 20 de Julho de 1959) é uma ex-automobilista da Itália. Amati foi a última mulher a disputar o mundial de Fórmula 1, na temporada 1992 quando tentou se classificar para as três primeiras corridas (incluindo o Brasil). Não conseguindo ela foi substituída por Damon Hill, campeão mundial da temporada 1996.
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