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[TomFitch]

Hi all,

 

As great a place as the internet is, and as much information it may contain, I have been desperately looking for some info on the 1981 and/or 1982 Stock Car Brazil series. But information on those years seems to be scarce, or rather barely available.

 

Does someone here have some info on those championships. Just the tracks they raced at and the length of the races (number of laps) would already help me a lot.

 

Anyone has an idea about those?

 

Many thanks in advance.

 

Tom

[nexfast]

1981 

 

Circuits were Interlagos (March 23, 17 laps) , Jacarepaguá (April 26, 25 laps), Goiânia (June 14, 33 laps), Guaporé (July 12, 41 laps), Brasília (August 2nd, 25 laps), Tarumã (September 20, 40 laps), Cascavel (October 18, 44 laps) and Interlagos again (December 13th, 17 laps). Champion was Affonso Giaffone, followed by Paulo Gomes, Zeca Giaffone, Ingo Hoffmann, Reinaldo Campello de Luca, Olimpio Alencar Jr., Marcos Troncon, Luis Alberto Pereira, Aroldo Bauermann e Fabio Sotto Mayor (Top Ten, there were 22 point-scorers and at least 53 starters all over the championship)

 

1982 

 

Brasilia (April 4, 26 laps), Jacarepaguá (April 25, 22 laps), Goiânia (May 16, 35 laps), Interlagos (September 12, 18 laps), Jacarepaguá (September 26 , 27 laps), Interlagos (October 10, 18 laps), Tarumã (October 24, 47 laps), Interlagos (November 6, 19 laps), Jacarepaguá (November 20, 27 laps), Interlagos (December 4, 19 laps) and Interlagos again (December 11, 17 laps).

 

Winner was Olimpio Alencar Jr., followed by Paulo Gomes, Zeca Giaffone, Luis Alberto Pereira, Reinaldo Campello de Luca, Wilson Fittipaldi, Marcos Gracia, Ingo Hoffmann, Fabio Sotto Mayor  e Affonso Giaffone (Top Ten, 25 point-scorers, at least 38 drivers entered the championship).