2016 Stock Car Brasil Championship

Last updated January 18, 2023

The 2016 Stock Car Brasil Championship is the thirty-eighth season of the Stock Car Brasil. The season began at Curitiba on March 6 and finished at Interlagos on December 11.

Teams and drivers

Season entries
Manufacturer	Team	No.	Driver	Rounds
Chevrolet Cruze	Red Bull Racing	0	Cacá Bueno	All
	Red Bull Racing	29	Daniel Serra	All
	RZ Motorsport	1	Thiago Marques	1
		11	César Ramos	2, 6–7
		25	Tuka Rocha	8–12
		14	Luciano Burti	1–2
		56	Danilo Dirani	6–9
		117	Guilherme Salas	10–12
	C2 Team	4	Júlio Campos	All
	C2 Team	83	Gabriel Casagrande	All
	Vogel Motorsport	5	Denis Navarro	All
	Vogel Motorsport	8	Rafael Suzuki	All
	TMG Racing	9	Gustavo Lima	All
	TMG Racing	77	Valdeno Brito	All
	Shell Racing	10	Ricardo Zonta	All
	Shell Racing	51	Átila Abreu	All
	Full Time-ProGP	12	Lucas Foresti	All
	Full Time-ProGP	66	Felipe Guimarães	1–7
	Full Time Sports	18	Allam Khodair	All
	Full Time Sports	111	Rubens Barrichello	All
	Ipiranga-RCM	21	Thiago Camilo	All
	Ipiranga-RCM	28	Galid Osman	All
	Bardahl Hot Car	26	Raphael Abbate	All
	Bardahl Hot Car	110	Felipe Lapenna	All
	Eurofarma RC	65	Max Wilson	All
	Eurofarma RC	90	Ricardo Maurício	All
Peugeot 408	União Química Basssani	3	Bia Figueiredo	All
	União Química Basssani	70	Diego Nunes	All
	Mico's Racing	6	Alceu Feldmann	1
	Mico's Racing	45	Fábio Carbone	1–2
	Cavaleiro Sports	7	Beto Cavaleiro	1
		73	Sérgio Jimenez	2–12
		74	Popó Bueno	1–8
		99	Xandinho Negrão	9–12
	Eisenbahn Racing Team	46	Vitor Genz	All
	Eisenbahn Racing Team	63	Néstor Girolami	All
	Cimed Racing	80	Marcos Gomes	All
	Cimed Racing	88	Felipe Fraga	All

First round entries
Team	No	Season driver	Wildcard driver
Red Bull Racing	0	Cacá Bueno	Ricardo Sperafico
Red Bull Racing	29	Daniel Serra	Danilo Dirani
RZ Motorsport	1	Thiago Marques	César Ramos
RZ Motorsport	14	Luciano Burti	Felipe Giaffone
União Química Bassani	3	Bia Figueiredo	Beto Monteiro
União Química Bassani	70	Diego Nunes	Dennis Dirani
Axalta C2 Team	4	Júlio Campos	Alan Hellmeister
Axalta C2 Team	83	Gabriel Casagrande	Márcio Campos
Geolab-Vogel	5	Denis Navarro	Felipe Maluhy
Geolab-Vogel	8	Rafael Suzuki	Franco Vivian
Mico's Racing	6	Alceu Feldmann	Tarso Marques
Mico's Racing	45	Fábio Carbone	Vicente Orige
Cavaleiro Racing	7	Beto Cavaleiro	Sérgio Jimenez
Cavaleiro Racing	74	Popó Bueno	Noberto Gresse
TMG Motorsport	9	Gustavo Lima	Tuka Rocha
TMG Motorsport	77	Valdeno Brito	Maxime Martin
Shell Racing	10	Ricardo Zonta	Laurens Vanthoor
Shell Racing	51	Atila Abreu	Nelson Piquet Jr.
Full Time Sports	18	Allam Khodair	António Félix da Costa
Full Time Sports	111	Rubens Barrichello	Augusto Farfus
Ipiranga-RCM	21	Thiago Camilo	Lucas Di Grassi
Ipiranga-RCM	28	Galid Osman	Damián Fineschi
Hot Car Competições	26	Raphael Abbate	Nicolas Costa
Hot Car Competições	110	Felipe Lapenna	Marco Cozzi
Eisenbahn Racing Team	46	Vítor Genz	David Muffato
Eisenbahn Racing Team	63	Néstor Girolami	Franco Girolami
Full Time-ProGP	12	Lucas Foresti	Luiz Razia
Full Time-ProGP	66	Felipe Guimarães	Duda Pamplona
Eurofarma RC	65	Max Wilson	Vítor Meira
Eurofarma RC	90	Ricardo Maurício	Guilherme Salas
Cimed Racing	80	Marcos Gomes	Antônio Pizzonia
Cimed Racing	88	Felipe Fraga	Rodrigo Sperafico

Team changes

After a difficult year in 2015, ProGP entered in 2016 as customer team of Full Time Sports, was renamed to Full Time-ProGP and returned to operate two cars.
After four years of partnership, Mico's Racing lost the sponsorship of Prati-Donaduzzi and returned to his official name.
Since 2012 Mobil Super had sponsored AMG Motorsport; in 2016 it sponsors Full Time Sports. The team is now called TMG Motorsport with the acquisition of 100% of corporate shares by Thiago Meneghel.
Carlos Alves keeps up the sponsorship of Brazil Kirin; the car and team name changed from Schin to Eisenbahn.
Boettger Competições which in 2003 had a champion with David Muffato left the championship.
Reigning Champion Voxx Racing changes its name to Cimed Racing, the action is part of the celebrations of 40 years of Cimed Group, team owner and main sponsor since the creation of the team in 2013.

Driver changes

Changed teams

In 2016 Néstor Girolami drove for the Eisenbahn Racing Team and is the first Argentine to compete in the Stock Car the full season and second foreigner to compete in container, the first was the Portuguese Pedro Queiroz Pereira in the seasons 1981 and 1982.^[3]
After seven seasons Atila Abreu left AMG Motorsport and joined Shell Racing.^[4]
Felipe Lapenna returned for Hot Car Competições after one year in Schin Racing Team.
With the withdrawal of sponsorship of Prati-Donaduzzi of Mico's Racing, Júlio Campos left the team and will compete for your own team C2.
Vítor Genz left the Boettger Competições and joined Eisenbahn Racing Team.
Diego Nunes left Vogel Motorsport and returns the União Química Bassani Racing in 2016 for which he raced in 2010, 2011 and 2013.
Sergio Jimenez left the C2 Team and joined Cavaleirop Racing.
Rafael Suzuki switched from RZ Motorsport to Vogel Motorsport.
Gustavo Lima who raced for ProGP part-time in 2015 switched to TMG Motorsport.
Lucas Foresti and Felipe Guimarães who raced for AMG Motorsport and Boettger Competições in 2015 are driving for Full Time-ProGP in 2016.

Entering/re-entering the series

After five seasons, Thiago Marques returned for the series with RZ Motorsport.
Alceu Feldmann and Fábio Carbone competed only on first round in 2015, who raced for Mico's Racing in 2016.

Race calendar and results

The 2016 schedule was announced on 3 December 2015.^[5] The eighth edition of the Corrida do Milhão was held on September 11 at Interlagos. Like last year, the season was contested over twenty-one races at twelve rounds, with the first round being contested by two-driver entries with wildcard drivers. The race with wildcard drivers – the so-called "All Star Race" – was held at Curitiba. The series did not return to the Ribeirão Preto and Campo Grande, but returned to Londrina. Also the series debuted at a new track in Curvelo, called the Circuito dos Cristais. All races were held in Brazil.

Round		Circuit	Date	Pole Position	Fastest Lap	Winning Driver	Winning Team
1		Autódromo Internacional de Curitiba	March 6	Ricardo Maurício Guilherme Salas	Thiago Camilo Lucas Di Grassi	Marcos Gomes Antônio Pizzonia	Cimed Racing
2	R1	Velopark, Nova Santa Rita	April 10	Cacá Bueno	Cacá Bueno	Cacá Bueno	Red Bull Racing
2	R2	Velopark, Nova Santa Rita	April 10	Diego Nunes	Thiago Camilo	Diego Nunes	União Química Racing
3	R1	Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna (Goiânia), Goiânia	May 22	Cacá Bueno	Cacá Bueno	Marcos Gomes	Cimed Racing
3	R2	Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna (Goiânia), Goiânia	May 22	Rafael Suzuki	Ricardo Maurício	Galid Osman	Ipiranga-RCM
4	R1	Autódromo Internacional de Santa Cruz do Sul	June 5	Felipe Fraga	Felipe Fraga	Felipe Fraga	Voxx Racing
4	R2	Autódromo Internacional de Santa Cruz do Sul	June 5	Ricardo Zonta	Diego Nunes	Max Wilson	Eurofarma RC
5	R1	Autódromo Internacional de Tarumã	June 26	Rubens Barrichello	Felipe Fraga	Max Wilson	Eurofarma-RC
5	R2	Autódromo Internacional de Tarumã	June 26	Sérgio Jimenez	Ricardo Mauricio	Júlio Campos	C2 Team
6	R1	Autódromo Internacional de Cascavel	July 17	Cacá Bueno	Marcos Gomes	Cacá Bueno	Red Bull Racing
6	R2	Autódromo Internacional de Cascavel	July 17	Daniel Serra	Marcos Gomes	Rubens Barrichello	Full Time Sports
7		Interlagos Circuit	September 11	Rubens Barrichello	Júlio Campos	Felipe Fraga	Cimed Racing
8	R1	Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna (Londrina), Londrina	September 25	Max Wilson	Marcos Gomes	Felipe Fraga	Cimed Racing
8	R2	Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna (Londrina), Londrina	September 25	Néstor Girolami	Rubens Barrichello	Rubens Barrichello	Full Time Sports
9	R1	Autódromo Internacional de Curitiba	October 16	Felipe Fraga	Ricardo Mauricio	Felipe Fraga	Cimed Racing
9	R2	Autódromo Internacional de Curitiba	October 16	Raphael Abbate	Thiago Camilo	Thiago Camilo	Ipiranga-RCM
10	R1	Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna (Goiânia), Goiânia	November 6	Rubens Barrichello	Felipe Fraga	Rubens Barrichello	Medley Full Time Sports
10	R2	Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna (Goiânia), Goiânia	November 6	Lucas Foresti	Thiago Camilo	Atila Abreu	Shell Racing
11	R1	Circuito dos Cristais	November 20	Felipe Fraga	Marcos Gomes	Felipe Fraga	Cimed Racing
11	R2	Circuito dos Cristais	November 20	Diego Nunes	Marcos Gomes	Ricardo Maurício	Eurofarma-RC
12		Interlagos Circuit	December 11	Felipe Fraga	Allam Khodair	Daniel Serra	Red Bull Racing

Championship standings

Points system

Points are awarded for each race at an event to the driver/s of a car that completed at least 75% of the race distance and was running at the completion of the race, up to a maximum of 60 points per event.

Points format	Position
Points format	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	11th	12th	13th	14th	15th	16th	17th	18th	19th	20th
Dual race	6	5	4	3	2	1	0
Feature races	30	25	22	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	5	3	1
Sprint races	15	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	0
Final race	60	50	44	40	38	36	34	32	30	28	26	24	22	20	18	16	14	10	6	2

Dual Race: Used for the first round with Wildcard drivers.
Feature races: Used for the first race of each event and the Stock Car Million race.
Sprint races: Used for the second race of each event, with partially reversed (top ten) grid.
Final race: Used for the last round of the season with double points.

Drivers' Championship

Pos	Driver	CUR1	VEL		GOI1		SCZ		TAR		CAS		INT1	LON		CUR2		GOI2		CRI		INT2	Pts
1	Felipe Fraga	16	4	4	12	2	1	15	2	Ret	8	9	1	1	12	1	14	2	18†	1	16	10	310
2	Rubens Barrichello	20†	6	5	11	3	21	2	17†	11	17	1	2	6	1	11	2	1	5	3	22†	2	295
3	Daniel Serra	4	2	6	19	Ret	3	12	4	13	10	21†	8	20	Ret	4	13	7	15	Ret	3	1	229
4	Valdeno Brito	22†	9	2	3	17	24†	13	5	12	6	7	3	2	14	5	20†	3	20†	Ret	4	9	229
5	Marcos Gomes	1	3	14	1	16	4	DSQ	3	Ret	25†	4	Ret	4	10	21†	Ret	4	7	2	10	15	213
6	Ricardo Maurício	3	22†	DNS	2	15	5	6	6	21	19	11†	DSQ	3	8	2	18	Ret	DNS	12	1	3	207
7	Diego Nunes	9	10	1	17	7	13	DSQ	18†	7	3	Ret	6	8	11	24†	Ret	5	3	10	14	16	190
8	Átila Abreu	6	8	3	6	18	6	10	14	10	24†	DNS	20†	14	2	17	21†	9	1	5	13	14	187
9	Cacá Bueno	Ret	1	11	20	6	18	7	20	5	1	12	18†	7	15	8	15	22†	Ret	16	24†	4	186
10	Allam Khodair	2	Ret	9	Ret	8	2	Ret	Ret	3	18	2	5	13	6	3	12	Ret	DNS	4	23†	12	181
11	Júlio Campos	Ret	Ret	16	9	Ret	11	Ret	Ret	1	Ret	3	7	Ret	Ret	6	Ret	6	19†	7	8	5	170
12	Max Wilson	18	5	Ret	4	19	22	1	1	16	5	8	4	22†	9	Ret	3	21†	4	Ret	7	Ret	167
13	Vitor Genz	7	11	23	5	20	8	18†	8	18	4	18	10	Ret	3	15	4	12	8	Ret	6	22	158
14	Galid Osman	11	Ret	DNS	14	1	17	5	19	9	21	6	14	11	Ret	19†	5	16	6	9	DNS	17	142
15	Thiago Camilo	14	Ret	8	13	5	19	Ret	Ret	2	15	13†	17†	15	4	22†	1	13	2	6	15	Ret	141
16	Ricardo Zonta	5	14	DNS	16	4	10	9	Ret	8	2	10	22†	Ret	5	14	Ret	Ret	DSQ	DSQ	DNS	13	130
17	Rafael Suzuki	10	15	10	10	21	16	8	DSQ	EX	7	14	Ret	Ret	Ret	20	11	19	12	13	20	7	117
18	Denis Navarro	12	7	7	15	12	DSQ	Ret	13	Ret	Ret	Ret	Ret	23†	7	18	6	Ret	14	17	5	11	114
19	Gustavo Lima	Ret	Ret	22	22†	9	14	16	11	14	12	16	Ret	17	Ret	13	17	18	9	14	18	8	113
20	Sérgio Jimenez	Ret*	18	Ret	8	Ret	9	17†	10	Ret	9	19†	19†	5	13	Ret	7	Ret	11	15	21	23	110
21	Gabriel Casagrande	Ret	16	18	Ret	DNS	7	14	15	4	Ret	Ret	9	Ret	Ret	Ret	10	17	Ret	8	17	Ret	89
22	Néstor Girolami	Ret	21	15	Ret	10	Ret	DNS	Ret	Ret	11	Ret	16	10	Ret	16	8	8	23†	Ret	9	Ret	77
23	Raphael Abbate	23†	Ret	21	21†	DNS	20	4	Ret	17	13	17	12	9	18†	10	Ret	Ret	DNS	Ret	12	DSQ	67
24	Lucas Foresti	8	19	19	Ret	Ret	12	11	9	20	Ret	20†	Ret	Ret	Ret	7	Ret	10	22	Ret	Ret	20	67
25	Tuka Rocha	Ret*												16	16	9	16	11	16	18	2	19	60
26	Bia Figueiredo	Ret	17	24	18	14	23†	DNS	16	6	23	Ret	13	21	17	Ret	19†	15	21†	19	11	Ret	57
27	Guilherme Salas	3*																20	10	11	19	6	55
28	Felipe Guimarães	21†	12	Ret	7	22†	Ret	3	Ret	19	22	5											51
29	Felipe Lapenna	13	Ret	12	Ret	13	Ret	Ret	7	15	20	Ret	11	19	Ret	23†	Ret	Ret	13	21†	DNS	18	51
30	Popó Bueno	17	20	17	Ret	11	15	Ret	12	Ret	16	Ret	23†	12	Ret								46
31	Danilo Dirani	4*									14	15	15	18	Ret	25†	9						30
32	Xandinho Negrão															12	Ret	14	17	20	25†	21	23
33	Luciano Burti	Ret	13	20																			11
34	Fábio Carbone	15	23†	13																			2
	Alceu Feldmann	19																					0
	César Ramos	Ret*	Ret	DNS							Ret	Ret	21†										0
	Beto Cavaleiro	Ret																					0
	Thiago Marques	Ret																					0
Guest drivers ineligible to score points
	Antônio Pizzonia	1
	António Félix da Costa	2
	Laurens Vanthoor	5
	Nelson Piquet Jr.	6
	David Muffato	7
	Luiz Razia	8
	Dennis Dirani	9
	Franco Vivian	10
	Damián Fineschi	11
	Felipe Maluhy	12
	Marco Cozzi	13
	Lucas di Grassi	14
	Vicente Orige	15
	Rodrigo Sperafico	16
	Norberto Gresse	17
	Vítor Meira	18
	Tarso Marques	19
	Augusto Farfus	20†
	Duda Pamplona	21†
	Maxime Martin	22†
	Nicolas Costa	23†
	Allan Heillmeister	Ret
	Ricardo Sperafico	Ret
	Márcio Campos	Ret
	Beto Monteiro	Ret
	Felipe Giaffone	Ret
	Franco Girolami	Ret
Pos	Driver	CUR1	VEL		GOI1		SCZ		TAR		CAS		INT1	LON		CUR2		GOI2		CRI		INT2	Pts

Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	Second place
Bronze	Third place
Green	Points finish
Blue	Non-points finish
Blue	Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple	Retired (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Red	Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
	Withdrew (WD)
	Race cancelled (C)
Blank	Did not practice (DNP)
	Did not arrive (DNA)
	Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole position
Italics – Fastest lap
† – Retired, but classified

* –Inegible to score points in first round.

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References

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↑ "O NOVO CHEVROLET DA STOCK CAR" (in Portuguese). Grupo Globo. 2016-04-16. Retrieved 2016-04-05.
↑ "Schin Racing Team anuncia Genz e Girolami" (in Portuguese). Grupo Globo. 2015-12-10. Retrieved 2015-12-23.
↑ "Átila Abreu será piloto da equipe Shell Racing em 2016" (in Portuguese). Grupo Globo. 2015-12-02. Retrieved 2015-12-23.
↑ "Brazilian V8 Stock Cars: 2016 calendar announced". Motorsport.com. December 3, 2015. Retrieved December 5, 2015.

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[1] "STOCK CAR PASSA A SER TAMBÉM SUL-AMERICANA" (in Portuguese). Grupo Globo. 2016-03-16. Retrieved 2016-03-16.

[2] "O NOVO CHEVROLET DA STOCK CAR" (in Portuguese). Grupo Globo. 2016-04-16. Retrieved 2016-04-05.

[3] "Schin Racing Team anuncia Genz e Girolami" (in Portuguese). Grupo Globo. 2015-12-10. Retrieved 2015-12-23.

[4] "Átila Abreu será piloto da equipe Shell Racing em 2016" (in Portuguese). Grupo Globo. 2015-12-02. Retrieved 2015-12-23.

[5] "Brazilian V8 Stock Cars: 2016 calendar announced". Motorsport.com. December 3, 2015. Retrieved December 5, 2015.

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