2012 Brasileiro de Marcas explained

The 2012 Brasileiro de Marcas season was the second season of the Brasileiro de Marcas. It begin on April 22 at the Interlagos and ended on December 2 at the Curitiba, after sixteen races. Several changes occurred in the championship. Mitsubishi entered with the 2012 version of Mitisubishi Lancer GT, Honda changed to the ninth generation Honda Civic, Chevrolet used Chevrolet Cruze which replaced the Chevrolet Astra, and Toyota became an official manufacturer on the championship with Toyota Corolla XRS.[1]

Honda driver Ricardo Mauricio won the championship. He did not win any races, but finished on the podium at ten of sixteen. Toyota won the manufacturers' championship.[2]

Teams and drivers

All drivers were registered in Brazilian.

TeamCarDriversRounds
JLM RacingHonda Civic0Gustavo Martins6
Vilson Jr.
2Pedro Nunes7–8
6Juliano Moro1–6
André BragantiniAll
47Marconi de Abreu1–5
RZ MotorsportToyota Corolla XRS1Thiago MarquesAll
10Ricardo ZontaAll
Amir Nasr RacingFord Focus3Vítor MeiraAll
30Serafin Jr.All
Bassani RacingToyota Corolla XRS5Denis NavarroAll
70Diego NunesAll
Full Time SportsHonda Civic7Alceu Feldmann1, 3–4
20Fabio Carbone2
55Tiel de Andrade5
77Felipe Gama6–8
90Ricardo MaurícioAll
J. Star RacingChevrolet Cruze8Marcelo Tomasoni1
57Claudio Caparelli2–8
80Marcos Gomes8
Ricardo Sargo1–5
Leandro Romera5–7
Fernando Fortes6–7
Serra MotosportMitisubishi Lancer GT12Carlos PadovanAll
20Fabio Carbone3–8
80Marcos Gomes1–2
Bassan MotorsportFord Focus15Aldo Piedade Jr.1
17Fernando Galera1–4
27Wilson Pinheiro6–7
52Lucilio Baumer5
71Marcelo Lins2–8
Carlos Alves CompetiçõesChevrolet Cruze21Thiago Camilo1–4
28Galid OsmanAll
Felipe Lapenna6–8
57Vicente Orige5–8
Officer ProGPMitisubishi Lancer GT33Felipe MaluhyAll
72Fábio FogaçaAll

Race calendar and results

The provisional calendar was announced by the championship organisers on 20 November 2011, with Curitiba to host two races, include a support at the FIA WTCC Race of Brazil.[3] On 25 May 2012, the race at Rio de Janeiro was moved to August.[4] All races were held in Brazil.

RoundCircuitDatePole PositionFastest LapWinning driverWinning team
1R1Autódromo José Carlos PaceApril 22Denis NavarroDenis NavarroAndré BragantiniJLM Racing
R2Juliano MoroThiago CamiloCarlos Alves Competições
2R1Autódromo Internacional Nelson PiquetJune 10Fabio CarboneDenis NavarroFabio CarboneFull Time Sports
R2Thiago MarquesThiago MarquesRZ Motorsport
3R1Autódromo Internacional de CuritibaJuly 22André BragantiniAlceu FeldmannAndré BragantiniJLM Racing
R2Alceu FeldmannRicardo ZontaRZ Motorsport
4R1Autódromo Internacional Nelson PiquetAugust 5Denis NavarroDiego NunesDenis NavarroBassani Racing
R2Thiago CamiloThiago CamiloCarlos Alves Competições
5R1Velopark, Nova Santa RitaSeptember 23Thiago MarquesThiago MarquesRZ Motorsport
R2Thiago MarquesThiago MarquesRZ Motorsport
6R1Autódromo Internacional de TarumãOctober 28Juliano MoroGustavo MartinsFelipe GamaFull Time Sports
R2Ricardo ZontaRicardo ZontaRZ Motorsport
7R1Autódromo Internacional Ayrton SennaNovember 18André BragantiniFelipe GamaAndré BragantiniJLM Racing
R2Diego NunesFábio FogaçaOfficer ProGP
8R1Autódromo Internacional de CuritibaDecember 2Felipe GamaRicardo ZontaRicardo ZontaRZ Motorsport
R2Ricardo ZontaAndré BragantiniJLM Racing

Championship standings

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Drivers' Championship

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PosDriverINTBRACURRIOVELTARLONCURPts
1Ricardo Maurício3433233Ret2Ret253Ret211232
2Ricardo ZontaRetRet14481RetRet5Ret715312213
3Denis Navarro292Ret361562179454Ret201
4Diego Nunes625Ret61672114436297192
5André Bragantini1104DSQ†15†Ret8†Ret†73151RetRet1191
6Felipe MaluhyRet81055253Ret1062911139154
7Thiago MarquesRetDNS61RetRet661110DSQ24RetDNS145
8Fábio Fogaça157915Ret98Ret3Ret848158144
9Vítor Meira43Ret9Ret8Ret7RetDNS987685128
10Juliano Moro1†104†DSQ15Ret†8Ret7†315†116
11Thiago Camilo81724DSQRet1101
Felipe Gama1610Ret34101
13Serafin Jr.9587Ret114147513RetRet9Ret1296
14Carlos Padovan1412Ret11915109Ret815Ret1110111074
15Vicente Orige9111110Ret77570
16Alceu Feldmann7Ret1142462
17Fabio Carbone114Ret1011Ret10316714Ret10Ret
18Claudio CaparelliRet121013Ret108Ret191313812Ret49
19Marconi de Abreu116138RetRet913Ret646
20Galid Osman1013121612712Ret4Ret12†11Ret†DNSRet†DNS44
21Marcos Gomes5Ret116153
22Fernando Galera1311DSQ10712Ret1132
23Marcelo Lins1513RetRetRet1212RetRet161612141325
24Pedro Nunes12DSQ6Ret24
25Gustavo Martins5Ret†12
Vilson Jr.5Ret12
26Felipe Lappena1211†RetDNS†RetDNS†9
27Wilson Pinheiro1412Ret138
Ricardo SargoRetDNS16Ret131413RetRet†Ret8
29Lucilio BaumerRet97
30Marcelo Tomasoni12Ret4
31Leandro RomeraRetRet†18†1415†Ret3
Fernando Fortes1814†15Ret†3
32Aldo Piedade Jr.RetRet0
Tiel de AndradeRetRet0
PosDriverINTBRACURRIOVELTARLONCURPts
Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest Lap
Notes:

Manufacturers' Championship

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PosManufacturerINTBRACURRIOVELTARLONCURPts
1Toyota2221311211412212
6954666552734344
2Honda1413132427151Ret21
36382438Ret6263Ret34
3Mitsubishi5795525333628158
148106998910884910119
4Chevrolet817247121411111013773
10131212101313108Ret1211158125
5Ford4397784775987685
95159Ret11Ret1112913121691412
PosManufacturerINTBRACURRIOVELTARLONCURPts

Teams' Championship

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PosTeamINTBRACURRIOVELTARLONCURPts
1Full Time Sports341323242Ret153Ret24422
7Ret3144113RetRetRet2610Ret311
2Bassani Racing222Ret361262434247
695Ret61675114179659Ret
3RZ MotorsportRetRet61816611712312358
RetDNS144RetRetRetRet5Ret10DSQ54RetDNS
4Officer ProGP157955253310628158
Ret81015Ret98RetRetRet94911139
5JLM Racing16481598Ret73151Ret61273
111013DSQRetRetRet13Ret65Ret12DSQRetRet
6Carlos Alves Competições8172471214111110Ret775
1013121612DSQRetRet9Ret1211RetDNSRetDNS
7Amir Nasr Racing4387Ret84775987685
95Ret9Ret11Ret14RetDNS13RetRet9Ret10
8Serra Motorsport51211691010910315711101010
14RetRet11Ret1511RetRet816Ret14Ret11Ret
9J. Star Racing12Ret1612101313108Ret181313812398
RetDNSRetRet1314RetRetRetRet191415Ret15Ret
10Bassan Motorsport13111510712Ret1112914121612141374
RetRetDSQ13RetRetRet12RetRetRet16Ret13
PosTeamINTBRACURRIOVELTARLONCURPts

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Copa Petrobras de Marcas dá boas-vindas aos novos modelos para a temporada 2012. 29 March 2012. brasileirodemarcas.com.br. (Vicar). portuguese. https://web.archive.org/web/20120502115849/http://brasileirodemarcas.com.br/index.php/2012/03/29/copa-petrobras-de-marcas-da-boas-vindas-aos-novos-modelos-para-a-temporada-2012/. 2 May 2012. dead. dmy-all.
  2. Web site: De Honda Civic, Ricardo Maurício é campeão da Copa Petrobras de Marcas. 2 December 2012. brasileirodemarcas.com.br. (Vicar). portuguese. https://web.archive.org/web/20121206051607/http://brasileirodemarcas.com.br/index.php/2012/12/02/de-honda-civic-ricardo-mauricio-e-campeao-da-copa-petrobras-de-marcas/. 6 December 2012. dead.
  3. News: Copa Petrobras de Marcas já tem calendário definido para a temporada 2012. brasileirodemarcas.com.br. Vicar. 20 January 2012. https://web.archive.org/web/20120123233207/http://brasileirodemarcas.com.br/index.php/2011/11/20/copa-petrobras-de-marcas-ja-tem-calendario-definido-para-a-temporada-2012/. 23 January 2012. dead.
  4. News: Por choque de datas com Rio+20, Brasileiro de Marcas transfere etapa do RJ para agosto. grandepremio.com.br. Grande Prêmio. 25 May 2012.