The TCR South America grid continues to strengthen for the 2026 season with the confirmation of Guilherme Reischl’s arrival. The experienced Brazilian joins Cobra Racing Team to form a partnership with young Gabriel Moura in an Audi RS3 LMS Gen 2.
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Reischl’s arrival at one of the teams with the most participations in the South American championship gives the team two strong objectives for this new season. Reischl will pursue the Trophy Cup, which he won in 2023 in the TCR Brasil championship. Meanwhile, he and Moura will fight for overall victories and in the new Junior Cup, a category created for drivers under 25 years old and with fewer than seven races in TCR Concept.
Reischl began his racing career in Brazilian touring car championships. One of his first significant programs was in the Brazilian Brands Championship, where he finished as vice-champion. He also participated in Porsche Cup Brasil races, gaining experience in GT cars before his arrival in the TCR world.
The Brazilian began his racing career in local touring car championships. One of his first significant programs was in the Brazilian Brands Championship, where he finished as vice-champion. He also participated in Porsche Cup Brasil races, gaining experience in GT cars before his arrival in the TCR world.
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With 35 races in TCR South America, the Brazilian driver achieved his best result in the 2024 Interagos endurance race. Alongside Guilherme Salas, Reischl finished third on the podium in a Peugeot 308 GTi TCR.
The confirmation of Guilherme Reischl demonstrates that TCR South America Banco BRB continues to expand its fleet, reaffirming its growth in continental motorsport and the TCR concept.
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