2004 Stock Car Brasil season

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The 2004 Stock Car Brasil was the 27th Stock Car Brasil season. It began on March 1 at the Curitiba and ended on November 28 at Interlagos, after twelve rounds.

Teams and drivers

All cars used Chevrolet Astra Stock Car chassis. All drivers were Brazilian-registered, except Gabriel Furlán, who raced under Argentine racing license.

TeamNo.DriverRounds
Petrobras-Action Power 0 Cacá Bueno All
7 Thiago Marques All
Repsol-Boettger 1 David Muffato All
36 Raul Boesel All
Scuderia 111 2 Neto de Nigris 1–9, 11–12
42 Fabio Carreira 11
Gabriel Furlán 12
45 Giuseppe Vecci 7, 9–10
71 Paulo Bonifacio 10–12
99 Gualter Salles 1–2, 5–6
WB-Texaco 3 Chico Serra All
4 Popó Bueno All
A.Jardim Competições5 Adalberto Jardim 9–12
Nasr/Castroneves5 Adalberto Jardim 1–8
41 Antonio Stefani 9–10
Alexandre Conill 11–12
50 Juliano Moro All
RS Competições6 Alceu Feldmann All
Philips Motorsports 8 Carlos Alves All
80 Luiz Carreira All
ItuPetro RC 9 Giuliano Losacco All
25 Ricardo Etchenique 1–10
Luiz Paternostro 11–12
JF-Filipaper Racing10 Sandro Tannuri All
17 Ingo Hoffmann All
Avallone Motorsport11 Nono Figueiredo All
12 Hoover Orsi All
P&B Racing14 Wellington Justino 10–11
Maurizio Sandro Sala 12
88 Beto Giorgi 7–8
Medley-A.Mattheis 15 Antonio Jorge Neto All
27 Guto Negrão 1–10
Diretriz Racing 16 Wagner Ebrahim 1–2, 9–12
23 Duda Pamplona 3–9
97 Renato Jader David 12
Golden Cross-Vogel 20 André Bragantini 1–3, 5–12
21 Thiago Camilo All
Katalogo Racing22 Paulo Gomes 1–7
37 Ricardo Mauricio 1–4, 12
Rodrigo Sperafico 5–12
45 Giuseppe Vecci 2–5
Motor3 Motorsport26 Wellington Justino 1, 3–4
Giaffone Motorsport28 Airton Daré All
43 Pedro Gomes All
Bennamed-Nascar33 Valdeno Brito 1–5
Felipe Maluhy 6–12
77 Aloysio de Andrade 1–2 10
Wagner Ebrahim 3–8
Gualter Salles 9
Aloysio de Andrade 10
Ricardo Etchenique 11–12
L&M Racing33 Valdeno Brito 6–12
91 Henrique Favoretto 1–5
Famossul Motorsport34 Matheus Greipel All
Hot Car Competições 42 Wanderley Reck, Jr. 11
Claudio Capparelli 12
Salmini Racing57 Rodney Felicio All

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