The NASCAR Brasil Series stage at the Autódromo Velocitta, in Mogi Guaçu (SP) started with a lot of competition. In the first practice, which took place on the afternoon of this Friday (26), Thiago Camilo led the timing sheet, which had a difference of only 0.633 seconds between the top seven drivers.
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Camilo recorded 1min38s384 on his best of five laps. It is worth remembering that a maximum of 18 laps per car is allowed in the activity. Galid Osman came right behind with 1min38s692, followed by Arthur Gama, who was only 0.082 seconds slower. The fourth time was held by Victor Andrade, 1min38s814. The difference to fifth place, Denis Navarro, was only 0.013 seconds.
Vitor Genz ended his day with 1min38s927 on the clock. Ricardo Zonta recorded 1min39s007. Gui Backes posted 1min39s0017 and finished in eighth place. Ninth place went to Firas Fahs, who is making his debut in NASCAR Brasil at this stage. He managed 1min39s480. The top 10 was closed by rookie Murilo Rocha, with 1min39s525.
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NASCAR Brasil continues its stage at Velocitta, the fourth of the 2026 championship, this Saturday, with another practice and qualifying. In addition to the timed laps, the top six drivers participate in a sprint race to determine the pole position for the stage. The short race will be broadcast on the category’s YouTube channel.
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