The third stage of the NASCAR Brasil Series will be held this weekend, from May 29 to 31 at the Autódromo de Interlagos, with the Grand Prix Sonic and SG28 Racing arriving at the “Temple of Speed” leading the Rookie category with Bruna Tomaselli, after a victory in Cascavel.
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The driver stated: “Always with high expectations, along with the whole team. The victory gives me much more confidence for the championship battle. I am leading the Rookie category, but I also want to compete and score as many points as possible in the Challenge competition.”
Also for the team, Colombian Tatiana Calderón debuts at Interlagos after an intense schedule in Brazil. She said: “It is very good to be closer to this Brazilian motorsport culture, to experience new things and to be increasingly close to the team. I was very happy to test Juliano Moro’s prototype and now to have this special moment in my career, which is to race at Interlagos, a place full of history and great champions. I am very confident that it will be a weekend with better results.”
At the same event, Juninho Berlanda seeks another podium after winning the previous stage. He highlighted: “The goal is to win in the Challenge and score as many points as possible in the championship. We are in a process of evolution and have a package with a lot of potential. It will be intense because we are on a track that demands a lot and all the drivers know it well.”
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The CEO of SG28 Racing, Carlos SG, reinforced confidence in the team: “Interlagos is one of the main circuits on the calendar, and our team coming off an important victory certainly makes us very excited. Bruna and Tata are evolving fantastically, and the team has contributed a lot to that. Berlanda debuted very well, already with a win in the category, and is going all out to get another good result. We are very confident.”
The schedule starts on Friday (29), with shakedown and practice sessions, followed by qualifying and Sprint on Saturday, and two races on Sunday, with live broadcasts on SBT, ESPN, and Disney+, as well as on NASCAR Brasil’s YouTube channel.
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