The 2026 NASCAR Brazil season will once again feature Witold Ramasauskas. The driver of car #11 is confirmed for his fourth consecutive year in the championship and the second competing in the full calendar for Team RC.
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Staying with the team is seen by Witold as an important step in his career: “It is my second year in the most successful team in Brazil. Being able to learn from them is something very valuable to me. They add a lot! I am very happy to be able to represent them, and my sponsors really like our structure,” he highlighted.
“It’s great to work with a professional driver like Witold and a great team of sponsors, we hope to repay the trust on the track,” said Marcel Campos, team principal.
The next season also marks the beginning of a new technical phase for the category with the arrival of the RiSE26 car, a challenge that excites the driver. “It’s a whole new package, so it’s about understanding it quickly and finding the ideal setup. The car has become faster, which is very cool. The point now is to understand tire wear with this performance and make the most of it,” he analyzed. “I believe the championship will be the most balanced since the start of NASCAR Brazil,” he added.
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The calendar was also praised by Witold, who highlighted the variety of circuits. “The arrival of new venues is something very good, and the cool thing is that none will be repeated. I am looking forward to the return of Goiânia and wanting to race soon in Cuiabá, Chapecó, and Brasília,” he said.
At 38 years old, Witold Ramasauskas has more than two decades of career in motorsport. With three karting titles, seven São Paulo championships, two-time championships in Marcas e Pilotos and Paulista de Marcas, in addition to national and international achievements, the driver arrives in 2026 with one of the most complete resumes on the grid. In NASCAR Brazil, he was runner-up in the Special Edition in 2023 and named Rookie Driver in 2024, consolidating himself as one of the reference names in the category.
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