The TCR Brasil reaches the final stretch of the season with a tight battle for the championship lead. After four rounds, Raphael Reis is at the top of the standings with 228 points, just three ahead of Leonel Pernía, who has 225 and occupies second place. The minimal difference between the top two leaves the national title decision completely open for the final two races of the season, scheduled for July 25 and 26, at the Velocitta Circuit, in Mogi Guaçu (SP).
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Besides the two leaders, other competitors still have mathematical chances for the championship. Enzo Gianfratti is in third place with 149 points, while Pedro Cardoso holds fourth position with 143. However, both depend on a combination of results and underperformance from the top contenders to enter the fight for the trophy.
In the team standings, the championship battle also remains open. W2 Pro GP leads the season with 355 points, followed by Honda Racing with 347. These two teams represent precisely the drivers who occupy the top positions in the drivers’ championship.
G Racing Motorsport is in third place among the teams with 292 points, while Paladini Racing and Uruguay Racing Team complete the top 5 with 206 and 146 points, respectively.
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While the fight for the overall Bradesco TCR Brasil title remains undecided, the Trophy Cup already has a defined champion. Argentine Adrian Chiriano confirmed the class victory in Cuiabá by reaching 98 points, against 43 of Uruguayan Enrique Maglione.
With this result, Chiriano joins the list of division champions alongside Enzo Gianfratti, winner in 2025; Enrique Maglione, champion in 2024; and Guilherme Reischl, champion in 2023.
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