2008 Stock Car Brasil season

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The 2008 Copa Nextel Stock Car was the 30th Stock Car Brasil season. It began on April 13 at the Interlagos and ended on December 7 at the same circuit, after twelve rounds. This season Volkswagen announced the retired from the championship.

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Teams and drivers

All drivers were Brazilian-registered.

TeamCarNo.DriverRounds
Eurofarma RC Mitsubishi Lancer 0 Cacá Bueno All
15 Antonio Jorge Neto All
Nascar Motorsport Mitsubishi Lancer 3 Thiago Medeiros 1–3
8 Carlos Alves 1–10
28 Juliano Moro 10–12
87 Ruben Fontes 4–9
Panasonic Racing Peugeot 307 4 Júlio Campos 3–7, 9
20 Ricardo Sperafico All
42 Ricardo Zonta 1–2, 8, 10–12
Boettger Competições Chevrolet Astra 6 Alceu Feldmann All
18 Allam Khodair All
K-Med Racing Peugeot 307 7 Thiago Marques All
25 Renato David 9
70 Antônio Pizzonia 1–8, 10, 12
87 Ruben Fontes 11
JF Racing Peugeot 307 9 Giuliano Losacco All
51 Átila Abreu All
Officer Motorsport Mitsubishi Lancer 11 Nonô Figueiredo All
23 Duda Pamplona All
Red Bull Racing Chevrolet Astra 12 Hoover Orsi All
29 Daniel Serra All
Nova/RR Competições Peugeot 307 13 Andre Bragantini All
20 Norberto Gresse All
Sky Action Power Peugeot 307 14 Luciano Burti All
39 Tarso Marques All
AMG Motorsport Mitsubishi Lancer 17 Ingo Hoffmann All
63 Lico Kaesemodel All
Terra Avallone Mitsubishi Lancer 19 Rodrigo Sperafico All
33 Felipe Maluhy All
Vogel Motorsport Chevrolet Astra 21 Thiago Camilo All
27 Guto Negrão All
Hot Car Competições Chevrolet Astra 28 Juliano Moro 1–9
72 Mario Romancini 10–12
74Popó BuenoAll
Medley-WA Mattheis Peugeot 307 31 William Starostik All
90 Ricardo Maurício All
RC3 Bassani Peugeot 307 35 David Muffato All
43 Pedro Gomes All
Medley-A.Mattheis Chevrolet Astra 77 Valdeno Brito All
80 Marcos Gomes All

Race calendar and results

All races were held in Brazil.

RoundCircuitDatePole PositionFastest LapWinning DriverWinning Team
1 Autódromo José Carlos Pace April 13 Ingo Hoffmann Cacá Bueno Marcos Gomes Medley-A.Mattheis
2 Autódromo Internacional Nelson Piquet May 2 Ricardo Maurício Ricardo Maurício Ricardo Maurício Medley-WA Mattheis
3 Autódromo Internacional de Curitiba May 18 Valdeno Brito Átila Abreu Ricardo Maurício Medley-WA Mattheis
4 Autódromo Internacional de Santa Cruz do Sul June 21 Duda Pamplona Allam Khodair Cacá Bueno Eurofarma RC
5 Autódromo Internacional Orlando Moura July 5 Ricardo Maurício Thiago Camilo Ricardo Maurício Medley-WA Mattheis
6 Autódromo José Carlos Pace August 2 Marcos Gomes Cacá Bueno Marcos Gomes Medley-A.Mattheis
7 Autódromo Internacional Nelson Piquet August 31 Cacá Bueno Allam Khodair Valdeno Brito Medley-A.Mattheis
8 Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna September 13 Thiago Camilo Thiago Camilo Thiago Camilo Vogel Motorsport
Super Final
9 Autódromo Internacional de Curitiba September 21 Ricardo Maurício Ricardo Maurício Ricardo Maurício Medley-WA Mattheis
10 Autódromo Internacional Nelson Piquet November 9 Ricardo Maurício Ricardo Maurício Ricardo Maurício Medley-WA Mattheis
11 Autódromo Internacional de Tarumã November 22 Ricardo Maurício Cacá Bueno Cacá Bueno Eurofarma RC
12 Autódromo José Carlos Pace December 7 Cacá Bueno Thiago Camilo Thiago Camilo Vogel Motorsport

Drivers' championship

PosDriver INT BRA CUR SCS CAM INT RIO LON CUR BRA TAR INT Pts
Super Final
1 Ricardo Maurício 41161420411315287
2 Marcos Gomes 122202136222Ret285
3 Thiago Camilo 256Ret524131041277
4 Cacá Bueno 3Ret51Ret398Ret17112243
5 Valdeno Brito RetRet32RetRet116232756234
6 Giuliano Losacco Ret4812915252482416231
7Popó Bueno8619Ret89197106RetRet222
8 Átila Abreu 6Ret4Ret312109920Ret18217
Alceu Feldmann 12978717526DSQ21621217
10 Allam Khodair 161823320563DSQ262624208
Super Final cutoff
11 Ingo Hoffmann RetRetRet111813857411372
12 Luciano Burti Ret1115DSQ6Ret229211571052
13 Duda Pamplona 2219177Ret71314Ret3121148
14 Rodrigo Sperafico 133201915231115DSQ238845
15 Lico Kaesemodel 21RetRet15Ret20Ret12'61114436
Nonô Figueiredo Ret159523181813Ret910Ret36
17 Antonio Jorge Neto 513Ret41611Ret20Ret24Ret2334
18 Pedro Gomes 11RetRetRet4Ret15251214Ret933
19 Ricardo Sperafico 18Ret20252228212117521232
20 Juliano Moro 2014Ret17Ret8171881213Ret25
21 David Muffato 7RetRet23Ret2171115RetDSQRet24
Hoover Orsi 1071616Ret10Ret24Ret13Ret1724
Felipe Maluhy 912141421141227131622Ret24
24 Ricardo Zonta 14Ret22717523
25 Júlio Campos 102410623Ret22
26 Thiago Marques Ret20Ret1311162810201992021
27 Tarso Marques RetRetRet10Ret2924Ret11Ret23720
Daniel Serra Ret811919RetRet28DSQ22161920
29 William Starostik Ret22Ret2213Ret27195RetRet1417
30 André Bragantini 17101221242714RetRet2525Ret12
31 Antônio Pizzonia 15RetDSQRet142416Ret18136
32 Carlos Alves 192118Ret122626Ret21Ret4
33 Renato David 142
34 Guto Negrão Ret232118Ret19RetRet18Ret15Ret1
Norberto Gresse RetRetRetRetRet22222316Ret19Ret0
Ruben Fontes Ret1725Ret1719180
Thiago Medeiros Ret24220
Mario Romancini DSQ20220
PosDriver INT BRA CUR SCS CAM INT RIO LON CUR BRA TAR INT Pts
ColourResult
GoldWinner
SilverSecond place
BronzeThird place
GreenPoints finish
BlueNon-points finish
Non-classified finish (NC)
PurpleRetired (Ret)
RedDid not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
BlankDid not practice (DNP)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest Lap

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