2009_Stock_Car_Brasil_season

2009 Stock Car Brasil season

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The 2009 Copa Nextel Stock Car season was the 31st Stock Car Brasil season. It began on March 29 at Interlagos and ended on December 6 at same circuit after twelve rounds.

This season introduced a new tubular chassis JL G-09 similar to DTM, replacing the model that was used since 2000. Before the start of the championship, Mitsubishi announced that left the championship. Cacá Bueno won his third championship.

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Manufacturer	Team	No.	Driver	Rounds
Peugeot 307	Red Bull Racing	0	Cacá Bueno	All
	Red Bull Racing	29	Daniel Serra	All
	Amir Nasr Racing	1	Antônio Pizzonia	1–6
		4	Claúdio Ricci	11
		5	Constantino Júnior	12
		8	Pedro Gomes	8, 11–12
		12	Hoover Orsi	8
		37	Claúdio Capparelli	1–6
	JF Racing	2	Alan Hellmeister	12
		7	Thiago Marques	1–11
		9	Giuliano Losacco	All
	Full Time Sports	2	Alan Hellmeister	8–10
		16	Daniel Landi	1–4
		18	Allam Khodair	All
		27	Guto Negrão	5–7, 11–12
	Avallone Motorsport	3	Chico Serra	All
	Avallone Motorsport	33	Felipe Maluhy	All
	RCM Motorsport	5	Enrique Bernoldi	1–4
		77	Valdeno Brito	All
		88	Beto Giorgi	5
	RZ Motorsport	10	Ricardo Zonta	1–2, 5, 7–12
		19	Rodrigo Sperafico	3–4, 6
		20	Ricardo Sperafico	All
	RC3 Bassani	15	Antonio Jorge Neto	All
	RC3 Bassani	35	David Muffato	All
Chevrolet Vectra	Boettger Competições	6	Alceu Feldmann	All
	Boettger Competições	14	Luciano Burti	All
	AMG Motorsport	63	Lico Kaesemodel	All
	AMG Motorsport	51	Átila Abreu	All
	Action Power	8	Pedro Gomes	1–2
		70	Tarso Marques	3–4, 9–12
		71	Fábio Carreira	5
		80	Marcos Gomes	All
	Officer Motorsport	11	Nonô Figueiredo	All
	Officer Motorsport	23	Duda Pamplona	All
	Vogel Motorsport	21	Thiago Camilo	All
	Vogel Motorsport	55	Paulo Salustiano	All
	Medley-A.Mattheis	31	William Starostik	All
	Medley-A.Mattheis	99	Xandinho Negrão	All
	Hot Car Competições	44	Norberto Gresse	All
	Hot Car Competições	74	Popó Bueno	All
	Eurofarma RC	65	Max Wilson	All
	Eurofarma RC	90	Ricardo Maurício	All

Round	Circuit	Date	Pole Position	Fastest Lap	Winning Driver	Winning Team
1	Interlagos Circuit	March 29	Paulo Salustiano	Thiago Camilo	Paulo Salustiano	Vogel Motorsport
2	Autódromo Internacional de Curitiba	April 12	Valdeno Brito	Valdeno Brito	Valdeno Brito	RCM Motorsport
3	Autódromo Internacional Nelson Piquet, Brasília	May 3	Allam Khodair	Allam Khodair	Allam Khodair	Full Time Competições
4	Autódromo Internacional de Santa Cruz do Sul	May 17	Cacá Bueno	Cacá Bueno	Max Wilson	Eurofarma RC
5	Interlagos Circuit	July 5	Ricardo Maurício	Paulo Salustiano	Marcos Gomes	Action Power
6	Circuito Ayrton Senna, Salvador	August 9	Thiago Camilo	Duda Pamplona	Cacá Bueno	Red Bull Racing
7	Autódromo Internacional Nelson Piquet, Rio de Janeiro	September 20	Cacá Bueno	Allam Khodair	Daniel Serra	Red Bull Racing
8	Autódromo Internacional Orlando Moura	October 4	Átila Abreu	Duda Pamplona	Thiago Camilo	Vogel Motorsport
Super Final
9	Autódromo Internacional de Curitiba	October 25	Ricardo Zonta	David Muffato	Ricardo Maurício	Eurofarma RC
10	Autódromo Internacional Nelson Piquet, Brasília	November 8	Allam Khodair	Allam Khodair	Allam Khodair	Full Time Competições
11	Autódromo Internacional de Tarumã	November 22	Cacá Bueno	Marcos Gomes	Luciano Burti	Boettger Competições
12	Interlagos Circuit	December 6	Thiago Camilo	Thiago Camilo	Thiago Camilo	Vogel Motorsport

2009_Stock_Car_Brasil_season

2009 Stock Car Brasil season

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Race calendar and results

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