Jeff Giassi is ready for the second stage of the 2026 Porsche Cup season. Coming off a victory in the opening round at Interlagos, the driver arrives at Velocitta with his feet on the ground, but determined to show good performance.
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The year marks a turning point in the competitor’s career, as he makes his first full championship in the Sprint grid of the category – before, he raced in the Endurance championship, where he managed to win races.
Now, facing the new challenge and coming off a triumph in race 2 at the José Carlos Pace Autodrome, Jeff avoided making predictions for Mogi Guaçu, emphasizing in an interview with F1MANIA.NET the balance and competitiveness of the grid.
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“Interlagos is certainly the track I know best. I’ve never raced at Velocitta despite having driven there a lot, I’ve never done any races, so the expectation is always for a lot of learning. I arrived here with a mindset that I have great admiration for all the drivers who are here and even more because of that this victory means so much, being able to win a race where I had drivers I admire a lot”, he said.
“I never know how it will be, I can never create an expectation because the difference between being in first or being in 15th is the blink of an eye. So, it’s difficult to have any expectation, but what I will expect is that I will do my best just as I did in this stage”, he added to F1MANIA.NET.
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