Turismo Nacional, often referred to as Turismo Nacional BR, is a touring car racing series based in Brazil which is promoted by Vicar. The series uses modified production cars from the Brazilian market. Turismo Nacional was created in 2017 and has been promoted by Vicar since 2021. The championship consists of six distinct classes: A, B, Super, PRO, Elite, and Senior. The series is composed of six overall rounds which are subdivided into four 20-minute races.

Classes

Cars In 2018, the class system was updated from before to include the following classes for cars:

Class 1: Cars that have been in the market for less than three years;

Class 2: Cars that have been in the market for more than three years.

Drivers And the following categories for drivers, which depend on the experience level:

Senior B

A Elite Super PRO

Models Below is a list of models which are homologated to race in the series. ManufacturerModelChevroletOnix, New OnixCitroënC3FiatArgo, Mobi, UnoFordNew KaHyundaiHB20NissanMarchPeugeot208RenaultSandeiro, KwidToyotaEtios, YarisVolkswagenGol, UP!, New Polo

Specifications

Engine Cars in Turismo Nacional are powered by a 2000cc (2L) Inline 4. The engine is powered by ethanol.

Transmission The transmission used in the cars is a 6-speed semi-automatic gearbox which is manufactured by Vicar's Stock Tech.

Champions

TN Pro SeasonDriverManufacturerModel2022 Juninho Berlanda ToyotaYaris

Super SeasonDriverManufacturerModel2020 Rafael Lopes ChevroletOnix2021 Gustavo Magnabosco VolkswagenGol2022 Gustavo Magnabosco VolkswagenGol

Elite SeasonDriverManufacturerModel2022 Nilton Rossoni / Fabrício Lançoni VolkswagenGol

A SeasonDriverManufacturerModel2020 Richard Heidrich FiatMobi2021 Gustavo Dal Pizzol ChevroletOnix2022 Henrique Basso VolkswagenGol2023 Juninho Berlanda ToyotaYaris

B SeasonDriverManufacturerModel2021 Glauco Tavares FiatMobi2022 Ricardo Raimundo FiatUno

Senior SeasonDriverManufacturerModel2022 Guto Baldo FordKa

See also

Stock Car Pro Series Stock Series F4 Brazilian Championship

References