The 2024 TCR Brazil Touring Car Championship was the second season of TCR Brazil Touring Car Championship.

Pedro Cardoso won the drivers' championship, finishing three times ahead of Juan Ángel Rosso.[1]

Calendar

Rnd.Circuit/LocationDate
1Interlagos Circuit, São Paulo12–14 April
2Autódromo Internacional de Cascavel, Cascavel23–24 May
3Autódromo Internacional de Cascavel, Cascavel25–26 May
4Autódromo Velo Città, Mogi Guaçu14–16 June
5Interlagos Circuit, São Paulo19–21 July
6Autódromo Oscar y Juan Gálvez, Buenos Aires4–6 October

Teams and drivers

TeamCarNo.DriversClassRoundsCo-Driver nameRounds
Cobra Racing Team[2]Toyota GR Corolla Sport TCR07Thiago Vivacqua[2]AllNicolas Costa[3]1
47Norberto Fontana[4]1Felipe Maluhy[4]1
W2 Shell V-Power[5]["N" 1]
W2 ProGP[6]["N" 1]
Cupra León Competición TCR2Marcio BassoT6colspan="2"
37Guilherme Reischl[6]T1–5Guilherme Salas[3]1
28Galid Osman[5]1Felipe Lapenna[3]1
Cupra León VZ TCR2–6colspan="2"
77Raphael Reis[7]AllLucas Foresti[3]1
Squadra Martino[8]Honda Civic Type R TCR (FK8)3Rodrigo Baptista[9]1–4 Diego Nunes[3]1
9Nelson Piquet Jr.[10]5colspan="2"
15Enrique Maglione[11]TAllRodrigo Aramendia[3]1
34Fabio Casagrande[12]TAllFranco Coscia[3]1
Honda Civic Type R TCR (FL5)60Juan Manuel Casella[8]AllIgnacio Montenegro[3]1
Paladini Racing[13]Toyota GR Corolla Sport TCR5Fabián Yannantuoni[14]1–5Enric Bordás Cotes[15]1
16Juan Ángel Rosso[13]AllFacundo Marques[3]1
PMO Racing[16]Peugeot 308 TCR8Rafael Suzuki[17]4–6colspan="2"
27Marcos Regadas[3]T2–4, 5colspan="2"
88Werner Neugebauer[3]1Caca Bueno[3]1
BRB Banco de Brasília by PMO Racing43Pedro Cardoso[16]AllCelso Neto[3]1
Toyota Team Argentina[18]Toyota GR Corolla Sport TCR17Matías Rossi[18]2–6colspan="2"
PMO – Full Time Sports[19]Lynk & Co 03 TCR27Marcos Regadas[3]T1Rafael Suzuki[3]1
55Lucas Fecury[3]1Arthur Leist[3]1
IconClass
TEligible for TCR Trophy

Results

Season summary

Rnd.CircuitPole positionFastest lapWinning driverWinning teamWinning Trophy driverInfo
11Interlagos CircuitJuan Manuel Casella
Ignacio Montenegro		Raphael Reis
Lucas Foresti		Raphael Reis
Lucas Foresti		W2 ProGPGuilherme Reischl
Guilherme Salas		[20]
22Autódromo Internacional de CascavelGalid OsmanMatías RossiGalid OsmanW2 ProGPMarcos Regadas[21]
3Matías RossiJuan Ángel RossoPaladini RacingMarcos Regadas[22]
34Autódromo Internacional de CascavelRodrigo Baptista[23]Rodrigo BaptistaRodrigo BaptistaSquadra MartinoFabio Casagrande[24]
5Fabián YannantuoniFabián YannantuoniPaladini RacingFabio Casagrande[25]
46Autódromo Velo CittàPedro CardosoMatías RossiMatías RossiToyota Gazoo Racing ArgentinaMarcos Regadas[26]
7Rafael SuzukiRafael SuzukiPMO RacingMarcos Regadas[27][28]
58Interlagos Circuit[29]Raphael ReisRafael SuzukiRafael SuzukiPMO RacingGuilherme Reischl[30]
9Nelson Piquet Jr.Rafael SuzukiPMO RacingEnrique Maglione[31][32]
610Autódromo Oscar y Juan GálvezJuan Manuel CasellaRaphael ReisGalid OsmanW2 ProGPMarcos Regadas[33][34]
11Juan Manuel CasellaJuan Manuel CasellaSquadra MartinoEnrique Maglione[35][36]
Source:[37]

Championship standings

Scoring system
Position 1st  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th  7th  8th  9th  10th  11th  12th  13th  14th  15th 
Qualifying10754321colspan=8
Endurance4035302724211815131197531
Races 2–5353027242118151311975321

Drivers' championship

Pos.DriverINT
CAS
CAS
VEL
INT
BUE
Points
EDCRD1RD2RD1RD2RD1RD2RD1RD2RD1RD2
1Pedro Cardoso2532636Ret315547422274
2Juan Ángel Rosso36115110711121093DNS253271
3Raphael Reis1253465107527121145248
4Matías Rossi243123313410Ret834231
5Galid Osman10†311822Ret246Ret6Ret178230
6Juan Manuel CasellaDSQ1475446786Ret311228
7Rafael Suzuki11†7961121666186
8Rodrigo BaptistaRet466511552Ret158
9Fabián Yannantuoni9†91171RetINF453142
10Thiago Vivacqua48728613†Ret8Ret1210141
11Enrique MaglioneRet1010118109Ret497117
12Marcos Regadas11†779Ret987RetDNS511104
13Guilherme Reischl711121011†12109DNS93
14Fabio CasagrandeRetDNQDNS971111†Ret510991
15Nelson Piquet Jr.278†48
16Lucas Foresti1247
17Celso Neto2538
18Guilherme Salas330
19Nicolas Costa427
20Lucas Fecury524
21Arthur Leist524
22Norberto Fontana621
23Felipe Maluhy621
24Facundo Marques7620
25Márcio Basso7Ret19
26Werner Neugebauer815
27Cacá Bueno815
28Felipe Lapenna10†314
29Enric Bordás Cotes9†13
30Ignacio MontenegroDSQ110
31Diego NunesRet44
NCFranco CosciaRet0
NCRodrigo AramendiaRet0
Pos.DriverINT
CAS
CAS
VEL
INT
BUE
Points
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 – Points-scoring position in qualifying.

† – Drivers did not finish the race, but were classified as they completed over 75% of the race distance.

Trophy Cup

Pos.DriverINT
CAS
CAS
VEL
INT
BUE
Points
EDCRD1RD2RD1RD2RD1RD2RD1RD2RD1RD2
1Enrique MaglioneRet3212312222Ret21321329
2Marcos Regadas2†1121Ret43111Ret1DNS113321
3Fabio CasagrandeRet4131334†Ret32442260
4Guilherme Reischl12333224†44311DNS255
5Guilherme Salas1240
6Rafael Suzuki2†135
7Márcio Basso23Ret34
NCFranco CosciaRet40
NCRodrigo AramendiaRet30
Pos.DriverINT
CAS
CAS
VEL
INT
BUE
Points

Teams' championship

Best 2 (two) results from each team are counted for teams' championship.

Pos.TeamN.°INT
CASCASVELINTBUEPoints
EDCRD1RD2RD1RD2RD1RD2RD1RD2RD1RD2
1PMO Racing8961121666521
2779Ret987RetDNS511
888
2W2 ProGP27Ret505
2810†311822Ret246Ret6Ret178
37711121011†12109DNS
771253465107527121145
3Squadra Martino3Ret466511552Ret480
9278†
15Ret1010118109Ret497
34RetDNQDNS971111†Ret5109
60DSQ1475446786Ret311
4Paladini Racing59†91171RetINF453431
1636115110711121093DNS253
5BRB Banco de Brasília by PMO Racing432532636Ret315547422274
6Toyota Team Argentina17243123313410Ret834231
7Cobra Racing0748728613†Ret8Ret1210141
476
8PMO – Full Time Sports2711†736
555
Pos.TeamN.°INT
CASCASVELINTBUEPoints

See also

References

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  1. ^ Car No. 28 entered as "W2 Shell V-Power". Car No. 2, No. 37, No. 77 and No. 85 entered as "W2 ProGP".