Stock Car Brasil

[donthaveanickname]

Does anyone else on here follow the Brazilian Stock Car Championship?
IMO, is like a better world's DTM
Unfortunately, since Peugeot left in 2016 Chevy is the only manufacturer in the series but that doesn't make the racing worse.

There are several well-known Brazilian drivers in the series, like former F1 drivers Rubens Barrichello, Nelson Piquet Jr. and Ricardo Zonta, former V8 Supercar driver Max Wilson, five-time series champion Caca Bueno, former IndyCar driver Ana Beatriz (aka. Bia Figuereido) and Julio Campos, the younger brother of the late F3000 driver Marco Campos.

I watched several races in 2017, unfortunately didn't get to watch any in 2018 but I hope I'll be able to watch all races this year.

This is race 2 at Autodromo Velo Città, one week ago. Awesome stuff.

 

[toledo47]

I've watched the series on and off, would really love to check out a race in person. Argentina has a couple of really awesome looking series as well!

 

[DUN24]

I watch a compilation on YT called RacingFail. These guys are featured alot. Solid stuff but very amateurish.

 

[donthaveanickname]

I haven't watched a lot of this series this year but I just watched the first two races at Goiania. Toyota has joined the series this year, there are just two races to go and several drivers can still win the championship.
This channel has all the races:
LPVW BRASIL AV - YouTube

 

[donthaveanickname]

Felipe Massa and Tony Kanaan are both running full-time this year.
That's why TK didn't run SRX at Knoxville.

 

[donthaveanickname]

Brazilian-style oval racing. This was incredible

 

[kkfan91]

I believe I saw the series is coming to Iracing

 

[Greg]

A Brazilian trophy queen would be hawt.

 

[donthaveanickname]

Tony Kanaan decided to go convertible racing last Sunday.