TCR South America News

Flávio Figueiredo has confirmed that his team, Equipe Onze Motorsport,s is to enter the new-for-2021 TCR South America series with an Audi RS3 LMS TCR purchased from Brink Motorsport.

Marcio Basso became the first driver to complete a test in preparation for the 2021 TCR south America season, with the Brazilian completing two days running at Brazil’s Tarumã and Velopark Circuits.

Brazilian Stock Car team W2 Racing has confirmed that it will enter a pair of Honda Civic TCR cars into next year’s inaugural TCR South America series, with Raphael Reis racing one of the cars.

The new-for-2021 TCR South America series has already attracted strong interest from entrants, with 35 pre-entries having already been received by the promoter.

The new TCR south America series was officially launched yesterday (2 June) during an online press conference, with the series set to get underway in April 2021 with eight rounds in Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Uruguay.