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The 1980 Stock Car Brasil Championship was the second season of Stock Car Brasil that concluded with the first title of the 12 obtained by Ingo Hoffmann.
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The 1980 Stock Car Brasil Championship was the second season of Stock Car Brasil that concluded with the first title of the 12 obtained by Ingo Hoffmann.
All cars driven were the Chevrolet Opala.
| No. | Driver | Rounds |
|---|---|---|
| Antonio Castro Prado | ||
| 5 | Antonio Carlos Avallone | |
| 10 | Affonso Giaffone Filho | |
| 19 | Alencar Jr. | |
| 77 | Aloysio Andrade Filho | |
| Armando Baldi | ||
| Carlos Drumond | ||
| 17 | Ingo Hoffmann | |
| Jayme Figueiredo | ||
| 27 | João Carlos Palhares | |
| João Correa | ||
| 31 | José Carlos Giaffone | |
| 55 | José Catanhede | |
| 88 | José Luiz Nogueira | |
| 64 | Joanis Likoroupoulos | |
| Luis Carlos Sansone | ||
| 62 | Luiz Alberto Pereira | |
| 186 | Marcos Troncon | |
| 67 | Marcos Gracia | |
| 22 | Paulo Gomes | |
| Pedro Carneiro Pereira | ||
| Reinaldo Campello | ||
| René de Nigris | ||
| Sidney Alves | ||
| 11 | Walter Spinelli | |
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