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2020 Copa Truck season

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The 2020 Brazilian Truck Cup Championship is the fourth season of the Truck Cup. Beto Monteiro defended his previous years title and became the 2020 Copa Truck Champion in a Volkswagen from R9 Competições. In a Pandemic shortened schedule with a few double venue visits which came together around middle of the year, there were two new domestic Manufacturers present this year aswell in Remanufatura Brasil and Protótipo.

Season information

The category's origins came after nine teams left Formula Truck due to disagreements with the problematic management of Neusa Navarro Félix. These teams joined together in an association to create the category that replaced Formula Truck.[1][2] The new category brings together teams and drivers from the old category.

In November 2017, it was approved by the Brazilian Automobile Confederation (CBA) and recognized as an official championship. Carlos Col, former head of the Stock Car Pro Series, is its promoter.[3]

The Truck Cup was officially launched on April 27, 2017, in São Paulo. In the first season, the championship was divided into three regional cups: Midwest, Northeast, and Southeast. The first stage took place on May 28, in Goiânia, with 17 trucks on the grid.

The association is made up of the following teams: RM Competições, AJ5 Sports, DF Motorsport, RVR Motorsports, Dakar Motors, Fábio Fogaça Motorsports, Lucar Motorsports and Clay Truck Racing.[4]

Teams and drivers

All the drivers were Brazilian.

Team Constructor Tyre No. Driver Rounds
RVR-Corinthians Motorsports Mercedes-Benz P 15 São Paulo (state) Roberval Andrade 1–3
Usual Iveco Racing Iveco P 4 São Paulo (state) Felipe Giaffone 1–3
21 São Paulo (state) Djalma Pivetta 1–3
2 Paraná (state) Valmir Benavides 2–3
AJ5 Eco Sports Reman Brasil Reman Brasil P 5 São Paulo (state) Adalberto Jardim 1–3
R9 Competições Volkswagen P 88 Pernambuco Beto Monteiro 1–3
55 São Paulo (state) Paulo Salustiano 1–3
54 São Paulo (state) Rafael Lopes 1–3
81 São Paulo (state) José Augusto Dias 1–3
MAN SE 57 Santa Catarina (state) Felipe Tozzo 1
9 São Paulo (state) Renato Martins 1
00 Santa Catarina (state) Danilo Alamini 4-6
FF Motorsport Protótipo P 27 São Paulo (state) Fábio Fogaça 1–3
37 Goiás Raphael Teixeira 1–3
AM Motorsport Mercedes-Benz P 6 Paraná (state) Wellington Cirino 1–3
7 Paraná (state) Débora Rodrigues 1
9 2–3
77 São Paulo (state) André Marques 1–3
777 Paraíba Valdeno Brito 1
JL Competições Mercedes-Benz P 73 Paraná (state) Leandro Totti 1
64 São Paulo (state) Evandro Camargo 1–3
Boessio Competições Volvo P 83 Rio Grande do Sul Régis Boessio 1
Lucar Motorsport Iveco P 99 São Paulo (state) Luiz Lopes 1–3
PP Motorsport Mercedes-Benz P 29 Mato Grosso Pedro Paulo Fernandes 2–3, 5–6
45 São Paulo (state) Daniel Kelemen 2–6
909 São Paulo (state) Alexandre Navarro 2–3
28 São Paulo (state) Danilo Dirani 4–6
BRUTO Motorsports Scania P 3 São Paulo (state) Ricardo Alvarez 5
Muffatão Racing Scania P 20 Paraná (state) Pedro Muffato 4, 6
JLT Team Volvo P 31 São Paulo (state) Glauco Barros 2–3
331 Paraná (state) Cris Júlio 5–6

Calendar

Schedule

Round Date Grand Prix Circuit City Hours Info
1 June 28 Paraná (state) Grande Prêmio de Cascavel[5] Autódromo Internacional de Cascavel Cascavel, PR
2 August 15 Goiás Grande Prêmio de Goiás[5] Autódromo Ayrton Senna Goiânia, GO
3 August 16 Goiás Grande Prêmio de Goiânia[5] Autódromo Ayrton Senna Goiânia, GO
4 October 4 Paraná (state) Grande Prêmio de Cascavel[5] Autódromo Internacional de Cascavel Cascavel, PR
5 November 8 Paraná (state) Grande Prêmio de Curitiba[5] Autódromo Internacional de Curitiba Curitiba, PR
6 December 13 São Paulo (state) Super Final de Interlagos[5] Autódromo de Interlagos São Paulo, SP

Results

Round Circuit Date Pole position Fastest lap Winning driver Winning team Constructor Ref.
1 Paraná (state) Cascavel June 28 Paraná (state) Wellington Cirino São Paulo (state) Roberval Andrade Paraná (state) Wellington Cirino Brazil AM Motorsport Mercedes-Benz [6]
No dispute Pernambuco Beto Monteiro Pernambuco Beto Monteiro Brazil R9 Competições Volkswagen [7]
2 Goiás Goiás August 15 Pernambuco Beto Monteiro[8] Pernambuco Beto Monteiro Pernambuco Beto Monteiro Brazil R9 Competições Volkswagen [9]
No dispute São Paulo (state) Rafael Lopes Pernambuco Beto Monteiro Brazil R9 Competições Volkswagen [9]
3 Goiás Goiânia August 16 São Paulo (state) Felipe Giaffone[10] São Paulo (state) Roberval Andrade São Paulo (state) André Marques Brazil AM Motorsport Mercedes-Benz [11]
No dispute São Paulo (state) Paulo Salustiano São Paulo (state) Paulo Salustiano Brazil R9 Competições Volkswagen [11]
4 Paraná (state) Cascavel October 4 Paraná (state) Leandro Totti São Paulo (state) Rafael Lopes Paraíba Valdeno Brito Brazil AM Motorsport Mercedes-Benz [12]
No dispute São Paulo (state) Danilo Dirani Paraíba Valdeno Brito Brazil AM Motorsport Mercedes-Benz [13]
5 Paraná (state) Curitiba November 8 Paraná (state) Wellington Cirino Paraná (state) Wellington Cirino Pernambuco Beto Monteiro Brazil R9 Competições Volkswagen [14]
No dispute Pernambuco Beto Monteiro São Paulo (state) Paulo Salustiano Brazil R9 Competições Volkswagen [15]
6 São Paulo (state) São Paulo December 13 São Paulo (state) Paulo Salustiano Pernambuco Beto Monteiro Pernambuco Beto Monteiro Brazil R9 Competições Volkswagen [16]
No dispute São Paulo (state) Paulo Salustiano Brazil R9 Competições Volkswagen [16]

Championship standings

Drivers' Championship

Pos Driver Paraná (state)
CAS 		Goiás
GOI 		Goiás
GOI 		Paraná (state)
CAS 		Paraná (state)
CTB 		São Paulo (state)
INT 		Pts
1 Pernambuco Beto Monteiro 4 1 1 1 2 8 16 RET 1 3 1 3 160
2 São Paulo (state) André Marques 3 3 4 RET 1 4 7 8 2 4 6 4 142
3 São Paulo (state) Danilo Dirani 6 10 3 2 5 2 139
4 Paraná (state) Wellington Cirino 1 4 2 RET 6 3 4 5 13 15 3 13 131
5 São Paulo (state) José Augusto Dias 8 RET 7 2 3 9 8 13 10 7 14 7 125
6 São Paulo (state) Felipe Giaffone RET 7 3 RET RET NL 5 3 5 5 7 RET 123
7 Paraíba Valdeno Brito 2 RET 1 1 7 6 113
8 São Paulo (state) Paulo Salustiano NL NL RET RET 8 1 12 4 8 1 2 1 112
9 São Paulo (state) Roberval Andrade 5 2 RET RET 4 2 3 15 RET RET 86
10 São Paulo (state) Rafael Lopes RET 5 5 6 RET NL 2 RET 4 9 4 5 38
11 Rio Grande do Sul Régis Boessio RET 10 15 9 16 12 8 6 27
12 Paraná (state) Débora Rodrigues 6 6 8 RET 5 RET 9 6 15 8 10 9 22
13 São Paulo (state) Djalma Pivetta 10 RET 10 4 9 5 17 11 RET RET 11 10 17
14 Santa Catarina (state) Danilo Alamini 13 14 12 RET 9 14 15
15 Cris Júlio 18 RET 15 11 11
16 São Paulo (state) Luiz Lopes RET NL 9 3 10 RET 11 7 12 RET 10
17 Mato Grosso Pedro Paulo Fernandes RET RET 7 RET 11 RET 18 8 8
18 Paraná (state) Valmir Benavides RET RET RET NL 13 RET 8
19 São Paulo (state) Renato Martins 9 8 16 12 7
20 São Paulo (state) Adalberto Jardim 7 RET 6 RET NL NL RET RET 14 RET RET RET 4
21 São Paulo (state) Glauco Barros 12 5 14 7 0
22 São Paulo (state) Evandro Camargo RET 12 13 RET 12 6 10 RET RET RET RET NL 0
23 São Paulo (state) Fábio Fogaça RET RET 11 RET 11 RET RET RET RET 11 RET NL 0
24 São Paulo (state) Daniel Kelemen RET RET 13 10 RET RET 9 10 17 NL 0
25 Santa Catarina (state) Felipe Tozzo RET 9 0
26 Goiás Raphael Teixeira RET 11 RET RET RET NL 18 12 RET RET RET NL 0
27 Paraná (state) Leandro Totti RET RET 19 2 6 13 0
28 São Paulo (state) Alexandre Navarro RET RET NL NL 14 RET 0
29 Paraná (state) Pedro Muffato 20 RET 19 RET 0
30 São Paulo (state) Ricardo Alvarez 17 14 0
Pos Driver Paraná (state)
CAS 		Goiás
GOI 		Goiás
GOI 		Paraná (state)
CAS 		Paraná (state)
CTB 		São Paulo (state)
INT 		Pts
Color Result
Gold Winner
Silver 2nd-place finish
Bronze 3rd-place finish
Green Top 5 finish
Light Blue Top 10 finish
Dark Blue Other flagged position
Purple Did not finish
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)
Brown Withdrew (Wth)
Black Disqualified (DSQ)
White Did Not Start (DNS)
Race abandoned (C)
Blank Did not participate

Constructors' Championship standings

Points standings

Points 1° 2° 3° 4° 5° 6° 7° 8° 9° 10° 11° 12° 13° 14° 15°
Race 1 22 20 18 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5
Race 2 18 16 14 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

See also

References

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  8. ^ "Beto Monteiro faz a pole na 3ª etapa da Copa Truck; confira o grid de Goiânia - EG". Esporte Goiano (in Brazilian Portuguese). 2020-08-15. Retrieved 2020-08-18.
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  10. ^ Vicaria, Bruno. "Giaffone marca pole para etapa deste domingo em Goiânia". Copa Truck (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved 2020-08-18.
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  15. ^ Cuenca, Pedro Luis (2020-11-08). "Salustiano domina e vence de ponta a ponta corrida 2 da Copa Truck em Curitiba - Notícia de Truck". Grande Prêmio (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved 2023-01-26.
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