Experience may be Raphael Reis’s main asset to face a challenge that will be new for the entire TCR South America grid. This weekend, between September 12 and 13, the driver from Brasília will compete for the first time in a race at the Autódromo de Concordia, in the province of Entre Ríos, and hopes to turn the knowledge accumulated in the category into an advantage.
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“It is a new track in the category and I hope our experience helps make a difference in Concordia. We will work carefully from the first free practice and try for another podium with my W2 Pro GP family.”
Reis arrives at the new track after a positive weekend at the Autódromo de Óscar Cabalén. Two weeks ago, the driver started from sixth position and won the second race with the Cupra Leon VZ #77 from W2 Pro GP.
The result could have been even better. In the first race, Reis was also fighting for the podium when he suffered a tire puncture in the final minutes. Even so, the driver from Brasília remains in the fight for the South American championship.
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The Concordia stage is the next of the four that will still be held until the end of the championship. For Reis, the pursuit of the title can also crown a distinguished career since the beginning of the TCR concept in South America.
The TCR South America broadcast will be done by BandSports, on pay TV, and by the Gazeta, Band, and category channels on YouTube.
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