Porsche Cup Brasil

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Porsche Cup Brasil
Porsche Carrera Cup Brasil & GT3 Cup Challenge Brasil Logo.jpg
Category One-make racing by Porsche
Country Brazil
Inaugural season2005
Constructors Porsche
Tyre suppliers Michelin
Drivers' championCarrera Cup:
Flag of Brazil.svg Enzo Elias
Sprint Challenge:
Flag of Brazil.svg Raijan Mascarello
Carrera Cup (Endurance):
Flag of Brazil.svg Christian Hahn
Flag of Brazil.svg Diego Nunes
Challenge (Endurance):
Flag of Brazil.svg Nelson Marcondes
Flag of Brazil.svg Renan Guerra
Carrera Cup (Overall):
Flag of Brazil.svg Enzo Elias
Challenge (Overall):
Flag of Brazil.svg Nelson Marcondes
Official website Porsche Cup Brasil
Motorsport current event.svg Current season

The Porsche Carrera Cup Brasil and Porsche Sprint Challenge Brasil are the first ever one-make championships of Porsche in the continent of South America. It was first contested in 2005 and follows the same formula basis used in the Porsche Supercup and Porsche Carrera Cup championships held around the world.

Contents

The championship

The championship organization is supported by the motorsport division of Porsche AG together with their Brazilian representative, Stuttgart Sportcar, and is divided in two classes of competition:

Champions

Sprint Championship

SeasonChampion
Cup (2009-2017)
Carrera Cup (2018-)
Light (2009-2010)
GT3 Cup Challenge (2011-2021)
Sprint Challenge (2022-)
2005 Flag of Brazil.svg Beto PossesNot held
2006 Flag of Brazil.svg Xandy Negrão
2007 Flag of Brazil.svg Ricardo Baptista
2008 Flag of Brazil.svg Miguel Paludo
2009 Flag of Brazil.svg Miguel Paludo Flag of Brazil.svg André Posses
2010 Flag of Brazil.svg Ricardo Rosset [1] Flag of Brazil.svg André Posses
2011 Flag of Brazil.svg Constantino Júnior Flag of Brazil.svg Sylvio de Barros
2012 Flag of Brazil.svg Ricardo Baptista Flag of Brazil.svg Sylvio de Barros
2013Cup: Flag of Brazil.svg Ricardo Rosset [2]
Cup Master: Flag of Brazil.svg Maurizio Billi
Challenge: Flag of Brazil.svg Daniel Schneider
Challenge Light: Flag of Brazil.svg Tom Filho
2014Cup: Flag of Brazil.svg Constantino Júnior
Cup Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Eduardo Azevedo
Cup Master: Flag of Brazil.svg Clemente Lunardi
Challenge: Flag of Brazil.svg Fábio Alves
Challenge Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Raulino Kreis Jr.
2015Cup: Flag of Brazil.svg Ricardo Rosset [3]
Cup Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Daniel Schneider
Cup Master: Flag of Brazil.svg Maurizio Billi
Challenge: Flag of Brazil.svg João Paulo Mauro
Challenge Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Daniel Corrêa
2016Cup: Flag of Brazil.svg Lico Kaesemodel
Cup Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Carlos Ambrósio
Cup Master: Flag of Brazil.svg Maurizio Billi
Challenge: Flag of Brazil.svg Cristiano Piquet
Challenge Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Eloi Khuri
2017 Cup: Flag of Brazil.svg Rodrigo Baptista
Cup Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Marcel Visconde
Cup Master: Flag of Brazil.svg Maurizio Billi
Challenge: Flag of Brazil.svg Marçal Muller
Challenge Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Pedro Costa
2018 Carrera 4.0: Flag of Brazil.svg Werner Neugebauer
Carrera 3.8: Flag of Brazil.svg Vitor Baptista
Carrera 3.8 Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Fernando Fortes
GT3 4.0: Flag of Brazil.svg Sylvio de Barros
GT3 3.8: Flag of Brazil.svg Francisco Horta
2019 Carrera 4.0: Flag of Brazil.svg Marçal Müller
Carrera 3.8: Flag of Brazil.svg Enzo Elias
GT3 4.0: Flag of Brazil.svg Rodrigo Mello
GT3 3.8: Flag of Brazil.svg Fran Lara
2020Carrera Cup: Flag of Brazil.svg Miguel Paludo
Carrera Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Rodrigo Mello
GT3 Cup: Flag of Brazil.svg Nelson Marcondes
GT3 Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Nelson Marcondes
2021Carrera Cup: Flag of Brazil.svg Miguel Paludo
Carrera Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Renan Pizii
Carrera Trophy: Flag of Brazil.svg Nelson Marcondes
GT3 Cup: Flag of Brazil.svg Lucas Salles
GT3 Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Ricardo Fontanari
GT3 Trophy: Flag of Brazil.svg Edu Guedes
2022Carrera Cup: Flag of Brazil.svg Enzo Elias [4]
Carrera Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Franco Giaffone
Carrera Rookie: Flag of Brazil.svg Lineu Pires
Sprint Challenge: Flag of Brazil.svg Raijan Mascarrello
Sprint Challenge Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Guilherme Bottura
Sprint Challenge Rookie: Flag of Brazil.svg Gustavo Zanon
2023Carrera Cup: Flag of Brazil.svg Nicolas Costa
Carrera Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Lucas Salles
Carrera Rookie: Flag of Brazil.svg Edu Guedes
Sprint Challenge: Flag of Brazil.svg Antonella Bassani
Sprint Challenge Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Antonio Junqueira
Sprint Challenge Rookie: Flag of Brazil.svg Célio Brasil

Endurance Challenge

SeasonClass
Cup (2016-2017)
4.0 (2018-2019)
Carrera Cup (2020-)
Challenge (2016-2017)
3.8 (2018-2019)
GT3 Cup (2020-2021)
Challenge (2022-)
2016 Flag of Brazil.svg Alan Hellmeister Flag of Brazil.svg Rodrigo Mello
Flag of Brazil.svg Tom Filho
2017 Flag of Brazil.svg Miguel Paludo Flag of Brazil.svg Alan Hellmeister
Flag of Brazil.svg Luca Seripieri
2018 4.0: Flag of Brazil.svg Lico Kaesemodel
Flag of Brazil.svg Ricardo Zonta
4.0 Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Luca Seripieri
3.8: Flag of Brazil.svg Francisco Horta
Flag of Brazil.svg William Freire
3.8 Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Maurizio Billi
Flag of Brazil.svg Marco Billi
2019 Carrera 4.0: Flag of Brazil.svg Alan Hellmeister
Flag of Brazil.svg Luca Seripieri
Carrera 3.8: Leonardo Sanchez
Flag of Brazil.svg Átila Abreu
GT3 4.0: Flag of Brazil.svg Alan Hellmeister
Flag of Brazil.svg Luca Seripieri
GT3 3.8: Flag of Brazil.svg Leonardo Sanchez
Flag of Brazil.svg Átila Abreu
GT3 3.8 Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg César Urnhani
Flag of Brazil.svg Nelson Marcondes
2020Carrera Cup: Flag of Brazil.svg Alceu Feldmann
Carrera Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Nelson Piquet Jr.
GT3 Cup: Flag of Brazil.svg Francisco Horta
Flag of Brazil.svg William Freire
GT3 Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Leonardo Sanchez
Flag of Brazil.svg Átila Abreu
GT3 Trophy: Flag of Brazil.svg Nelson Marcondes
Flag of Brazil.svg Nelson Monteiro
2021Carrera Cup: Flag of Brazil.svg Enzo Elias
Flag of Brazil.svg Jeff Giassi
Carrera Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Enzo Elias
Flag of Brazil.svg Jeff Giassi
Carrera Trophy: Flag of Brazil.svg Enzo Elias
Flag of Brazil.svg Jeff Giassi
GT3 Cup: Flag of Brazil.svg Nelson Monteiro
Flag of Brazil.svg Alan Hellmeister
GT3 Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Lineu Pires
Flag of Brazil.svg Beto Gresse
GT3 Trophy: Flag of Brazil.svg Paulo Totaro
2022Carrera Cup: Flag of Brazil.svg Christian Hann
Flag of Brazil.svg Diego Nunes
Carrera Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Rouman Ziemvkiewicz
Flag of Brazil.svg Gabriel Casagrande
Carrera Rookie: Flag of Brazil.svg Adroaldo Weisheimer
Flag of Brazil.svg Enzo Elias
Challenge: Flag of Brazil.svg Nelson Marcondes
Flag of Brazil.svg Renan Guerra
Challenge Sport: Flag of Brazil.svg Josimar Junior
Flag of Brazil.svg Sérgio Ramalho
Challenge Rookie: Flag of Brazil.svg Sadak Leite
Flag of Brazil.svg Fábio Carbone

Overall

SeasonClass
Cup (2016-2017)
Carrera Cup (2018-)
GT3 Cup Challenge (2016-2021)
Challenge (2022-)
2016 Flag of Brazil.svg Miguel Paludo Flag of Brazil.svg Eloi Khuri
2017 Flag of Brazil.svg Miguel Paludo Flag of Brazil.svg Tom Filho
2018 Flag of Brazil.svg Lico Kaesemodel Flag of Brazil.svg Francisco Horta
2019 Flag of Brazil.svg Werner Neugebauer Flag of Brazil.svg Francisco Horta
2020 Flag of Brazil.svg Pedro Aguiar Flag of Brazil.svg Zeca Feffer
2021 Flag of Brazil.svg Enzo Elias Flag of Brazil.svg Nelson Monteiro
2022 Flag of Brazil.svg Enzo Elias Flag of Brazil.svg Nelson Marcondes

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