2024 Stock Car Pro Series

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The 2024 Stock Car Pro Series is the 46th season of the Stock Car Pro Series, the premier touring car racing series in South America, and the third season under the Stock Car Pro Series moniker. Gabriel Casagrande is the defending champion.[1][2] The championship started in Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna, Goiânia and is set to finish at Interlagos Circuit, São Paulo.[3]

Calendar[edit]

The calendar for the 2024 season was revealed on 1 December 2023.[3][4]

Round Circuit (Event) Dates Map
1 Goiás Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna
Goiânia, Goiás 		3 March
2 São Paulo (state) Autódromo Velo Città
Mogi Guaçu, São Paulo 		24 March
3 São Paulo (state) Autódromo José Carlos Pace (GP ArcelorMittal Interlagos Stock Car)
São Paulo, São Paulo 		21 April
4 Paraná (state) Autódromo Internacional de Cascavel
Cascavel, Paraná 		19 May
5 São Paulo (state) Autódromo Velo Città
Mogi Guaçu, São Paulo 		30 June
6 Goiás Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna
Goiânia, Goiás 		28 July
7 Minas Gerais Belo Horizonte Street Circuit (BH Stock Festival)[5][6]
Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais 		18 August
8 Rio Grande do Sul Autódromo Internacional de Santa Cruz do Sul
Santa Cruz do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul 		8 September
9 Argentina Autódromo Oscar y Juan Gálvez
Buenos Aires, Argentina 		6 October
10 Rio Grande do Sul Velopark
Nova Santa Rita, Rio Grande do Sul 		27 October
11 Federal District (Brazil) Autódromo Brasília BRB
Brasília, Federal District 		24 November
12 São Paulo (state) Autódromo José Carlos Pace (Super Final BRB)
São Paulo, São Paulo 		15 December

Teams and drivers[edit]

Championship entries
Team Car No. Drivers Rounds
KTF Sports Chevrolet Cruze 0 Brazil Cacá Bueno[7] 1–3
80 Brazil Marcos Gomes[8] 3
KTF Racing 38 Brazil Zezinho Muggiati[9] 1–4
85 Brazil Guilherme Salas[10] 1–4
Pole Motorsport Chevrolet Cruze 4 Brazil Júlio Campos[11] 1–4
51 Brazil Átila Abreu[11] 1–4
TMG Racing Chevrolet Cruze 8 Brazil Rafael Suzuki[12] 1–4
19 Brazil Felipe Massa[12] 1–4
RCM Motorsport Toyota Corolla 10 Brazil Ricardo Zonta[13] 1–4
44 Brazil Bruno Baptista[13] 1–4
Cavaleiro Sports Chevrolet Cruze 11 Brazil Gaetano di Mauro[14] 1–4
33 Brazil Nelson Piquet Jr.[15] 1–4
A.Mattheis
Vogel 		Chevrolet Cruze 12 Brazil Lucas Foresti[13] 1–4
83 Brazil Gabriel Casagrande[13] 1–4
Blau Motosport Chevrolet Cruze 18 Brazil Allam Khodair[13] 1–4
88 Brazil Felipe Fraga[13] 1–4
Ipiranga Racing Corolla E210 21 Brazil Thiago Camilo[13] 1–4
30 Brazil César Ramos[13] 1–4
Crown Racing Toyota Corolla 28 Brazil Enzo Elias[16] 1–4
121 Brazil Felipe Baptista[17] 1–4
Eurofarma RC Chevrolet Cruze 29 Brazil Daniel Serra[18] 1–4
90 Brazil Ricardo Mauricio[18] 1–4
Wokin Garra Racing Chevrolet Cruze 35 Brazil Gabriel Robe[13] 1–4
95 Brazil Lucas Kohl[13] 1–4
ASR Racing Chevrolet Cruze 37 Brazil Raphael Teixeira[13] 1
Full Time Sports Toyota Corolla E210 81 Brazil Arthur Leist[19] 1–4
101 Brazil Gianluca Petecof[19] 1–4
Mobil Ale Full Time 91 Brazil Eduardo Barrichello[20] 1–4
111 Brazil Rubens Barrichello[20] 1–4
Scuderia Chiarelli Toyota Corolla E210 99 Brazil Luan Lopes 3
120 Brazil Vitor Baptista 2–4

Team changes[edit]

The amount of entrants was downsized with the capacity from thirty-two cars to thirthy cars. Full Time Sports downsized from five cars to four cars. The vacant slot was purchased by new team called ASR Racing, that debuted in the series. Hot Car Competições left the series after twenty-two years and was replaced by Garra Racing, that debuted in the series after three titles in Stock Series.[21][22]

TMG Racing reverted to its original name after competing two seasons as Lubrax Podium Stock Team name.

Driver changes[edit]

Tony Kanaan left Full Time Sports at the end of the 2023 season and moved to the United States to work in Arrow McLaren as director. FTS reserve driver Arthur Leist moved to the team, replacing Kanaan. Matias Rossi did not return to the championship to focus on Turismo Carretera.

Júlio Campos and Rafael Suzuki changed places. Campos moved to Pole Motorsport while Suzuki took his place at TMG Racing.

Denis Navarro and Marcos Gomes retired from full-time driving at Cavaleiro Sports at the end of 2023 and were replaced by Nelson Piquet, Jr and Gaetano di Mauro. Piquet Jr was left Crown Racing and Di Mauro left Hot Car Competições.

Felipe Baptista left KTF Sports to replace Piquet, Jr. His seat was taken by reigning Stock Series champion Zezinho Muggiati.

Lucas Kohl moved to Garra Racing after the team took the place left by Hot Car Competições.[22] The second car will be taken by Stock Series graduate Gabriel Robe.

Raphael Teixeira departed Scuderia Chiarelli to join ASR Racing.

Mid-season changes[edit]

Scuderia Chiarelli did not participate in the first round due to a lack of sponsors. ASR Racing competed at the first round with just one car. Initially renewed for another season with KTF Sports, Rodrigo Baptista did not participate in the first round due a disagreement with the team and his principal sponsor.[23]

Results and standings[edit]

Season summary[edit]

Round Circuit Date Pole Position Fastest Lap Winning Driver Winning Team
1 R1 Goiás Goiânia March 3 Brazil Júlio Campos Brazil Rafael Suzuki TMG Racing
R2 Brazil Felipe Baptista Brazil Felipe Baptista Brazil Felipe Baptista Crown Racing
2 R1 São Paulo (state) Mogi Guaçu March 24 Brazil Ricardo Zonta Brazil Felipe Massa TMG Racing
R2 Brazil Daniel Serra cancelled because of adverse weather conditions
3 R1 São Paulo (state) Interlagos April 21 Brazil Felipe Massa Brazil César Ramos Ipiranga Racing
R2 Brazil Marcos Gomes Brazil Rafael Suzuki Brazil Gaetano di Mauro Cavaleiro Sports
4 R1 Paraná (state) Cascavel May 19 Brazil Eduardo Barrichello Brazil Eduardo Barrichello Mobil Ale Full Time
R2 Brazil Daniel Serra Brazil Daniel Serra Brazil Bruno Baptista RCM Motorsport
5 R1 São Paulo (state) Mogi Guaçu June 30
R2
6 R1 Goiás Goiânia July 28
R2
7 R1 Minas Gerais Belo Horizonte August 18
R2
8 R1 Rio Grande do Sul Santa Cruz do Sul September 8
R2
9 R1 Argentina Buenos Aires October 6
R2
10 R1 Rio Grande do Sul Nova Santa Rita October 27
R2
11 R1 Federal District (Brazil) Brasília November 24
R2
12 R1 São Paulo (state) Interlagos December 15
R2

Championship standings[edit]

Championship standings[edit]

Points system

Points are awarded for each race at an event to the driver/s of a car that completed at least 75% of the race distance and was running at the completion of the race. Before the last round, the four worst results are discarded. Races in which a driver has been disqualified cannot be discarded. The second race of each event is held with partially reversed top ten grid.

Points format Position
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17th 18th 19th 20th 21th 22th 23th 24th 25th 26th 27th 28th 29th 30th Pole
Sprint Race 55 50 46 42 38 36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Main Race 80 74 69 64 59 55 51 47 43 40 37 34 31 28 25 22 19 17 15 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2
Drivers' Championship
Pos Driver Goiás
GOI1 		São Paulo (state)
MGG1 		São Paulo (state)
INT1 		Paraná (state)
CSC 		São Paulo (state)
MGG2 		Goiás
GOI2 		Minas Gerais
BLH 		Rio Grande do Sul
SCS 		Argentina
BUA 		Rio Grande do Sul
VEL 		Federal District (Brazil)
BRS 		São Paulo (state)
INT2 		Pts
S M S M S M S M S M S M S M S M S M S M S M S M
1 Brazil Rafael Suzuki 1 15 5 C 12 2 5 3 285
2 Brazil Ricardo Zonta 5 19 2 C 5 6 2 5 255
3 Brazil Júlio Campos 2 6 12 C 7 5 11 26 240
4 Brazil Felipe Baptista 19 1 7 C 9 3 8 20 238
5 Brazil Gabriel Casagrande 4 3 18 C Ret 13 6 7 229
6 Brazil Felipe Massa 23 2 1 C 2 15 16 6 228
7 Brazil Enzo Elias 12 12 16 C 8 12 11 2 224
8 Brazil Eduardo Barrichello 18 9 Ret C 14 9 1 10 214
9 Brazil Lucas Foresti 8 5 19 C 13 17 4 15 199
10 Brazil Thiago Camilo 3 22 10 C 3 10 10 16 191
11 Brazil Bruno Baptista 6 7 4 C 21 Ret 17 1 191
12 Brazil Guilherme Salas 10 11 21 C 4 27 9 8 190
13 Brazil Ricardo Maurício 9 Ret 6 C Ret 11 3 4 177
14 Brazil Átila Abreu 25 8 11 C 11 7 21 12 174
15 Brazil César Ramos 14 13 13 C 1 24 12 22 150
16 Brazil Rubens Barrichello 15 4 Ret C Ret 18 14 13 150
17 Brazil Nelson Piquet, Jr. 13 16 14 C 6 20 20 9 147
18 Brazil Felipe Fraga 17 Ret 3 C 17 8 13 14 125
19 Brazil Gaetano di Mauro 16 Ret 20 C 26 1 15 Ret 119
20 Brazil Allam Khodair 27 10 24 C 18 19 19 17 119
21 Brazil Marcos Gomes 10 4 94
22 Brazil Daniel Serra Ret Ret 8 C 15 16 7 21 88
23 Brazil Zezinho Muggiati 7 17 Ret C 16 28 Ret Ret 74
24 Brazil Gabriel Robe 21 21 22 C 25 21 24 18 64
25 Brazil Lucas Kohl 20 23 23 C 20 25 22 19 64
26 Brazil Arthur Leist 11 20 9 C 23 23 25 Ret 63
27 Brazil Gianluca Petecof 22 18 Ret C 19 22 18 DSQ 62
28 Brazil Vitor Baptista 17 C 24 14 23 Ret 43
29 Brazil Cacá Bueno 26 14 15 C WD WD 33
30 Brazil Luan Lopes 22 26 16
31 Brazil Raphael Teixeira 24 Ret 7
Pos Driver Goiás
GOI1 		São Paulo (state)
MGG1 		São Paulo (state)
INT1 		Paraná (state)
CSC 		São Paulo (state)
MGG2 		Goiás
GOI2 		Minas Gerais
BLH 		Rio Grande do Sul
SCS 		Argentina
BUA 		Rio Grande do Sul
VEL 		Federal District (Brazil)
BRS 		São Paulo (state)
INT2 		Pts
Colour Result
Gold Winner
Silver Second place
Bronze Third place
Green Points finish
Blue Non-points finish
Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple Retired (Ret)
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black Disqualified (DSQ)
White Did not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
Blank Did not practice (DNP)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole position
Italics – Fastest lap
† – Retired, but classified

Teams' Championship
Pos Driver Goiás
GOI1 		São Paulo (state)
MGG1 		São Paulo (state)
INT1 		Paraná (state)
CSC 		São Paulo (state)
MGG2 		Goiás
GOI2 		Minas Gerais
BLH 		Rio Grande do Sul
SCS 		Argentina
BUA 		Rio Grande do Sul
VEL 		Federal District (Brazil)
BRS 		São Paulo (state)
INT2 		Pts
S M S M S M S M S M S M S M S M S M S M S M S M
1 A.Mattheis Motorsport / Vogel Motorsport (#12, #83) 4 3 202
8 5
2 TMG Racing 1 2 162
23 15
3 Pole Motorsport 2 6 158
25 8
4 Crown Racing 12 1 152
19 12
5 RCM Motorsport 5 7 140
6 19
6 Full Time Sports (#91, #111) 15 4 138
18 9
7 KTF Sports (#38, #85) 7 11 118
10 17
8 A.Mattheis Motorsport / Vogel Motorsport (#21, #30) 3 13 108
14 22
9 Full Time Sports (#81, #101) 11 18 65
22 20
10 Cavaleiro Sports 13 16 60
16 Ret
11 R.Mattheis Motorsport 17 10 58
27 Ret
12 Garra Racing 20 21 43
21 23
13 KTF Sports (#0) 26 14 33
14 RC Competições 9 Ret 30
Ret Ret
15 ASR Racing 24 Ret 7

References[edit]

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