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.
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:
Carrera Cup, that uses the same cars of the European series; Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (Type 992) with 4.0 liters, flat-6 naturally aspirated engines that produce 503 bhp (375 kW) and 470 N·m. Sprint Challenge, that uses Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (Type 991.2) cars with a less-powerful engine.
Champions
Sprint Championship
Season Champion Cup (2009–2017) Carrera Cup (2018–present) Light (2009–2010) GT3 Cup Challenge (2011–2021) Sprint Challenge (2022–present) Sprint Trophy (2024-present) 2005 Beto Posses Not held Not held 2006 Xandy Negrão 2007 Ricardo Baptista 2008 Miguel Paludo 2009 Miguel Paludo André Posses 2010 Ricardo Rosset André Posses 2011 Constantino Júnior Sylvio de Barros 2012 Ricardo Baptista Sylvio de Barros 2013 Cup: Ricardo Rosset Cup Master: Maurizio Billi Challenge: Daniel Schneider Challenge Light: Tom Filho 2014 Cup: Constantino Júnior Cup Sport: Eduardo Azevedo Cup Master: Clemente Lunardi Challenge: Fábio Alves Challenge Sport: Raulino Kreis Jr. 2015 Cup: Ricardo Rosset Cup Sport: Daniel Schneider Cup Master: Maurizio Billi Challenge: João Paulo Mauro Challenge Sport: Daniel Corrêa 2016 Cup: Lico Kaesemodel Cup Sport: Carlos Ambrósio Cup Master: Maurizio Billi Challenge: Cristiano Piquet Challenge Sport: Eloi Khuri 2017 Cup: Rodrigo Baptista Cup Sport: Marcel Visconde Cup Master: Maurizio Billi Challenge: Marçal Muller Challenge Sport: Pedro Costa 2018 Carrera 4.0: Werner Neugebauer Carrera 3.8: Vitor Baptista Carrera 3.8 Sport: Fernando Fortes GT3 4.0: Sylvio de Barros GT3 3.8: Francisco Horta 2019 Carrera 4.0: Marçal Müller Carrera 3.8: Enzo Elias GT3 4.0: Rodrigo Mello GT3 3.8: Fran Lara 2020 Carrera Cup: Miguel Paludo Carrera Sport: Rodrigo Mello GT3 Cup: Nelson Marcondes GT3 Sport: Nelson Marcondes 2021 Carrera Cup: Miguel Paludo Carrera Sport: Renan Pizii Carrera Trophy: Nelson Marcondes GT3 Cup: Lucas Salles GT3 Sport: Ricardo Fontanari GT3 Trophy: Edu Guedes 2022 Carrera Cup: Enzo Elias Carrera Sport: Franco Giaffone Carrera Rookie: Lineu Pires Sprint Challenge: Raijan Mascarrello Sprint Challenge Sport: Guilherme Bottura Sprint Challenge Rookie: Gustavo Zanon 2023 Carrera Cup: Nicolas Costa Carrera Sport: Lucas Salles Carrera Rookie: Edu Guedes Sprint Challenge: Antonella Bassani Sprint Challenge Sport: Antonio Junqueira Sprint Challenge Rookie: Célio Brasil 2024 Carrera Cup: Marçal Müller Carrera Sport: Peter Ferter Carrera Rookie: Israel Salmen Sprint Challenge: Miguel Mariotti Sprint Challenge Sport: Célio Brasil Sprint Challenge Rookie: Caio Chaves Sprint Trophy: José Moura Neto Sprint Trophy Sport: Neto Heil 2025 Carrera Cup: Miguel Paludo Carrera Sport: Marcos Regadas Carrera Rookie: Silvio Morestoni Sprint Challenge: Caio Chaves Sprint Challenge Sport: Lucas Locatelli Sprint Challenge Rookie: Daniel Neumann Sprint Trophy: Neto Carloni Sprint Trophy Sport: Gabriel Guper
Endurance Challenge
Season Class Cup (2016–2017) 4.0 (2018–2019) Carrera Cup (2020–present) Challenge (2016–2017) 3.8 (2018–2019) GT3 Cup (2020–2021) Challenge (2022–present) 2016 Alan Hellmeister Rodrigo Mello Tom Filho 2017 Miguel Paludo Alan Hellmeister Luca Seripieri 2018 4.0: Lico Kaesemodel Ricardo Zonta 4.0 Sport: Luca Seripieri 3.8: Francisco Horta William Freire 3.8 Sport: Maurizio Billi Marco Billi 2019 Carrera 4.0: Alan Hellmeister Luca Seripieri Carrera 3.8: Leonardo Sanchez Átila Abreu GT3 4.0: Alan Hellmeister Luca Seripieri GT3 3.8: Leonardo Sanchez Átila Abreu GT3 3.8 Sport: César Urnhani Nelson Marcondes 2020 Carrera Cup: Alceu Feldmann Carrera Sport: Nelson Piquet Jr. GT3 Cup: Francisco Horta William Freire GT3 Sport: Leonardo Sanchez Átila Abreu GT3 Trophy: Nelson Marcondes Nelson Monteiro 2021 Carrera Cup: Enzo Elias Jeff Giassi Carrera Sport: Enzo Elias Jeff Giassi Carrera Trophy: Enzo Elias Jeff Giassi GT3 Cup: Nelson Monteiro Alan Hellmeister GT3 Sport: Lineu Pires Beto Gresse GT3 Trophy: Paulo Totaro 2022 Carrera Cup: Christian Hann Diego Nunes Carrera Sport: Rouman Ziemvkiewicz Gabriel Casagrande Carrera Rookie: Adroaldo Weisheimer Enzo Elias Challenge: Nelson Marcondes Renan Guerra Challenge Sport: Josimar Junior Sérgio Ramalho Challenge Rookie: Sadak Leite Fábio Carbone 2023 Carrera Cup: Miguel Paludo Alan Hellmeister Carrera Sport: Francisco Horta William Freire Carrera Rookie: Edu Guedes Renan Pizii Challenge: Sadak Leite Fábio Carbone Challenge Sport: Sadak Leite Fábio Carbone Challenge Rookie: Giuliano Bertucelli Pietro Rimbano 2024 Carrera Cup: Werner Neugebauer Rubens Barrichello Carrera Sport: Rouman Ziemkiewicz Nelson Piquet Jr. Carrera Rookie: Bruno Campos Nicolas Costa Challenge: Sadak Leite Fábio Carbone Challenge Sport: Alceu Feldmann Neto Gabriel Casagrande Challenge Rookie: Alceu Feldmann Neto Gabriel Casagrande 2025 Carrera Cup: Marçal Müller Felipe Fraga Carrera Sport: Josimar Junior Sergio Ramalho Carrera Rookie: Marco Pisani Renan Guerra Challenge: José Moura Neto Mathues Iorio Challenge Sport: José Moura Neto Mathues Iorio Challenge Rookie: Neto Carlos Ruiz Carlos Ruiz Jr.
Overall Season Class Cup (2016–2017) Carrera Cup (2018–present) GT3 Cup Challenge (2016–2021) Challenge (2022–present) 2016 Miguel Paludo Eloi Khuri 2017 Miguel Paludo Tom Filho 2018 Lico Kaesemodel Francisco Horta 2019 Werner Neugebauer Francisco Horta 2020 Pedro Aguiar Zeca Feffer 2021 Enzo Elias Nelson Monteiro 2022 Enzo Elias Nelson Marcondes 2023 Miguel Paludo Sadak Leite 2024 Marçal Müller Sadak Leite 2025 Marçal Müller José Moura Junior
Circuits
Interlagos Circuit (2005–present) Autódromo Internacional de Curitiba (2006–2019, 2021) Autódromo Internacional Nelson Piquet (2007–2011) Autódromo Internacional de Santa Cruz do Sul (2007) Velopark (2010–2011) Circuito do Estoril (2011–2012, 2014, 2019, 2024–2025) Autódromo Juan y Oscar Gálvez (2011, 2017) Algarve International Circuit (2012–2013, 2025–present) Autódromo Velo Città (2012–2019, 2021–present) Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya (2013) Autódromo Internacional de Cascavel (2015) Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna (Goiânia) (2015–2018, 2020–2024) Autódromo Termas de Río Hondo (2016–2017, 2022–2024) Circuit de la Sarthe (2026) Autódromo Internacional de Brasília (2026)
References
External links
Porsche GT3 Cup Brazil at Driver Database